fix(useDebounce, useThrottle): prevent unhandled rejection on cancel#413
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Add an internal no-op .catch() handler to the promise created by useDebounce and useThrottle. This prevents 'Uncaught (in promise) Cancelled' errors when cancel() is called without the caller having attached a .catch() handler. Callers who explicitly handle rejections (via .catch() or try/catch with await) are unaffected. Closes svecosystem#365
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Calling
cancel()rejects the pending promise with"Cancelled", which throws anUncaught (in promise) Cancellederror when the caller doesn't have a.catch()handler attached (fire-and-forget usage).This adds an internal no-op
.catch()to the promise when it's created, so the rejection is always handled internally. Callers who explicitly use.catch()orawait+ try/catch still receive the rejection as before.The same fix is applied to
useThrottlewhich has the identical issue (noted in the comments on #365).Closes #365