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Add documentation example showing how to mock functions that throw errors and assert those errors using assert.throws(). Includes both ESM and CommonJS examples demonstrating how to inspect the call.error property. Fixes: nodejs#52357 Signed-off-by: jorge guerrero <grrr.jrg@gmail.com>
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doc: add example for mocking functions that throw errors
Add ESM and CJS examples showing how to mock functions that throw errors
and assert using assert.throws(). Demonstrates inspecting call.error.
Fixes: #52357