fix(utils): replace catch {} with error logging in tri_utils.zig#183
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Replace silent error swallowing with debug logging for corpus and context index operations. Using std.log.debug since load failures on first run are expected (no existing files to load). Affected lines: - corpus.loadInto() at line 322 - ctx_mgr.loadIndex() at line 327 - mgr.saveIndex() at line 365 - corpus.save() at line 373 Closes #182
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fix(utils): replace catch {} with error logging in tri_utils.zig
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catch {}blocks with proper error logging insrc/tri/tri_utils.zigstd.log.debugsince load failures on first run are expected (no existing files)Changes
corpus.loadInto()ctx_mgr.loadIndex()mgr.saveIndex()corpus.save()Test Plan
zig fmt src/passesCloses #182