Make errors Copy#528
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Work towards boa-dev#409 This moves the TimeZoneProvider trait to the timezone_provider crate. There's a lot of stuff that gets moved as a result. Some important things to note: - TimeZoneProvider now operates on its own IsoDateTime type - TimeZoneProvider produces UtcOffsetSeconds, not UtcOffsets - the utils *mostly* got moved to timezone_provider::utils, but it's doc(hidden).
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This implements the strategy somewhat discussed in unicode-org/icu4x#6904.
Previously, all allocated error messages from Temporal would not carry over FFI since we were reluctant to make the error type need a destructor.
TemporalError is now fully Copy, and can contain ICU4X/ixdtf errors. It is still converted to a string over FFI, which does not allocate. This leads to a minimal loss of information.