ZogErr Value() doesn't return underlying value

[sh3raawii]

ZogErr Value() returns itself (a func) instead of the value that caused the error as described in the docs

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Corrected error reporting to ensure that accurate error information is displayed to users.

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Walkthrough

This pull request corrects the field accessed in the Value() method of the ZogErr struct defined in internals/errors.go. The return expression has been changed from e.Value to e.Val to ensure that the proper struct field is referenced. No additional changes or modifications to public entities were introduced.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
internals/errors.go	Updated the Value() method in the ZogErr struct: changed return value from e.Value to e.Val.

Poem

I'm a hopping coder with whiskers so keen,
Skipping through errors in fields unseen,
Swapped Value for Val with a joyous leap,
Bugs now vanish while I take a peep,
Debugging delights in every line I keep! 🐇✨

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internals/errors.go (1)

60-62: LGTM! The fix correctly returns the underlying value.

The change from e.Value to e.Val properly aligns the implementation with:

• The ZogError interface documentation
• The ZogErr struct field naming
• The usage in other methods like String()

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[Oudwins]

Thanks for catching that!