cleanup: Switch all uses of @ember/error to native Error
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Ember 3.8 began simply re-exporting `Error` at this specifier, and Ember 5.0 drops the old package entirely. Switch to just using native `Error` accordingly, and drop all bits referring to the old class.
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@ember/error to native Error@ember/error to native Error
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Description
Ember 3.8 began simply re-exporting
Errorat this specifier, and Ember 5.0 drops the old package entirely. Switch to just using nativeErroraccordingly, and drop all bits referring to the old class.Notes for the release
N/A (I think?) – this shouldn't change literally anything from consumers' POV.
This unblocks emberjs/ember.js#20379 (part of the Ember 5.0 cleanup).