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This allows you to mark terror.Errors as "verbose". The most useful upshot of this, as mentioned in the godoc, is so that you can get more information in a failed test if you write ```go require.NoError(t, terrors.Verbose(err)) ``` This will cause `err.Error()` on the returned error to return the `VerboseString()` rather than the regular short one.
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This allows you to mark terror.Errors as "verbose". The most useful
upshot of this, as mentioned in the godoc, is so that you can get more
information in a failed test if you write
This will cause
err.Error()on the returned error to returnthe
VerboseString()rather than the regular short one.(Also updated testify to the same version as used elsewhere in the org,
so that I can use the
requirepackage.)