Return io errors from print_diff instead of panicking on broken pipe - #7159
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Fixes #7158
OutputWriter::writeln unwrapped the results of writing to stdout, so a closed
pipe turned into a panic (reported on Windows, where BrokenPipe is returned
instead of the process being killed).
writeln and print_diff now return io::Result, and DiffEmitter propagates the
error with
?. The non-terminal path uses writeln! on stdout instead ofprintln!, which would panic on a failed write too.
I could only test on macOS, so I haven't tried this on Windows.