chore(errorHandler): rename to exit handler#3416
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this looks great! as far as i can see there is no functionality change and the code is much easier to comprehend quickly. the renaming is also incredibly fitting since the handler is called every time we exit, not just for errors.
Cleaned the code up too PR-URL: #3416 Credit: @wraithgar Close: #3416 Reviewed-by: @nlf
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Code cleanup here too. No functionality was changed, but tests were tweaked to account for the lessened surface area.
NOTE: this changes our infamous
cb() never callederror to reflect reality a little more closely.