Add error logging for file tree I/O failures#9
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[WIP] WIP address feedback on Rust backend file tree creation migration
Add error logging for file tree I/O failures
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Addresses feedback on PR #6 to log I/O errors during file tree construction. Previously, errors when reading directory entries or metadata were silently ignored, making it difficult to troubleshoot missing files.
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eprintln!if let Ok()tomatchstatement to handle both success and error casesif let Ok()pattern (non-critical - these entries are simply skipped)Example
This provides visibility into permission issues or I/O errors for subdirectories while maintaining the existing behavior of silently skipping individual problematic entries.
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