fix: throw Error instead of raw array for TypeScript compilation fail…#162
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Description
This PR fixes an issue in
TemplateMarkToJavaScriptCompiler.compile()where a rawArray<CompilerError>was being thrown instead of a standardErrorobject when a template formula contained invalid TypeScript.Previously, any caller catching this compilation failure would receive
[object Object]without a.messageproperty or a stack trace, making the rich error information (collected by twoslash) completely inaccessible.Changes Made
Errorobject..messageto be human-readable, exposing the exact:Related Issues
Fixes #128
(Note:
TemplateArchiveProcessorhas a similar issue whereresult.errorsis not checked after compilation, which will be addressed in a follow-up issue).