Document error() function for @assert constraints#2541
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Adds a new "Error Functions" subsection under the @Assert annotation documentation explaining how to use the error() function to attach dynamic message parameters and explicit error targets to constraint violations. Includes signature table and three examples using the bookshop domain.
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@assert:annotation documentation inguides/services/constraints.mderror()function signature with all three arguments (message,parameters,targets)Books,price,minPrice,stock,quantity,title)Test plan
[!code focus]annotations highlight correctly in the introductory example#localized-messagesresolve correctly