Trigger an E_USER_ERROR instead of throwing an exception from done() #97
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If an error (either a thrown exception or returned rejection) escapes the done() callbacks, it will now cause a fatal error by using trigger_error() with E_USER_ERROR instead of (re)throwing. Because promise resolution is synchronous, those exceptions bubbled up to the reject() call which mixed resolution and consumption parts.
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If an error (either a thrown exception or returned rejection) escapes the
done()callbacks, it will now cause a fatal error by usingtrigger_error()withE_USER_ERRORinstead of (re)throwing.Because promise resolution is synchronous, those exceptions bubbled up to the
reject()call which mixed resolution and consumption parts.Closes #88