wstd::http_server: don't panic after setting responder.fail #117
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passing the error out to the host via responder.fail is all thats needed here - the host is responsible for reporting that error, so theres no need for the guest to panic afterwards. So, Responder::fail no longer needs a return value, and the macro no longer needs to unwrap it
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Passing the error out to the host via responder.fail is all thats needed here - the host is responsible for reporting that error, so theres no need for the guest to panic afterwards.
So, Responder::fail no longer needs a return value, and the macro no longer needs to unwrap it.