chore: add #[must_use] to error type constructors #22
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Add #[must_use] attribute to CodecError::new() and ValidationError::new() to ensure callers use the returned error value, consistent with other constructor methods in the codebase.
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LGTM! The #[must_use] annotations on error constructors ensure callers handle the returned values properly. This follows the established pattern in the codebase.
Note: ValidationError::invalid_params() is also missing #[must_use] (similar constructor), but that's minor and can be addressed separately.
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Summary
#[must_use]attribute toCodecError::new()incrates/traits/src/codec.rs#[must_use]attribute toValidationError::new()incrates/rpc/src/validator.rsThis ensures callers handle the returned error values rather than accidentally discarding them, consistent with other constructor methods in the codebase.
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Adds the
#[must_use]attribute to two error type constructors that were missing it.