Using error serialization with standard IPC#23393
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Trying to be as minimalistic as possible.
The issue is that we lose a lot of information with Eletron's error serialization. It basically drops all properties and only keeps the
messagevalue.We'll need to discuss later whether we want and whether we can restore the errors prototype when crossing IPC, but this will suffice for now.
The main goal for this PR is to fix the error reporting:
instanceof(which doesn't work now - we usenameinstead via UserCancelled Leaking in Error Reporting #23391code(IO stuff)Both are not working at the moment, since neither
nameorcodeare passed correctly.