Dont crash on unsendable errors - #454
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This fixes an issue where a backend connector throwing an exception that can't be sent across isolates causes the sync isolate to become stuck.
This can happen for errors that include an asynchronous primitive like
Completer, which is the case for some errors thrown by the populardiopackage for http requests. Sending these across ports throws, soPortCompleter.completeErrorwould fail without ever sending the error to the sync isolate. That then causes the sync isolate to wait for a response indefinitely, blocking evendisconnect()requests.To fix this, we send a serialized
toString()representation if the original error is unsendable. We also use capabilities (a special object that comes back unchanged when sent across isolates) and a weak map to recover the underlying error on the main isolate after it shows up as anuploadError/downloadError.