Add error message for json read#461
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This pull request significantly improves the diagnostic capabilities of the JSON reading functionality by providing more detailed error messages when parsing fails. It also adds a crucial validation step to prevent unsupported yyjson flags from being used, thereby increasing the robustness and clarity of the JSON parsing process.
Highlights
- Error Handling Improvement: Enhanced JSON parsing error messages by switching from
yyjson_readtoyyjson_read_opts. This allows the system to capture and report specific error details provided by theyyjsonlibrary, making debugging parsing failures much clearer. - Input Flag Validation: Introduced an explicit check to prevent the use of the
YYJSON_READ_INSITUflag. If this flag is set, an immediate error is returned, as in-situ parsing is not supported with the currentconst std::string_viewinput, ensuring predictable behavior.
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