Print to stderr when there is an exception

[JoseBritto]

This PR should add logs in missed places.

[JoseBritto]

Now this is just to make debugging for #762 a tiny bit easier. Will go through and complete the PR by tuesday :)

[nlogozzo]

Might be best to Ctrl+Shift+F for catch and add and print the exception where needed...

[JoseBritto]

Might be best to Ctrl+Shift+F for catch and add and print the exception where needed...

Alright! Also probably better to use Console.Error. I forgot that earlier

[nlogozzo]

Console.WriteLine is probably fine...stdput and stderr point to the same terminal unless the programmer usually redirects it to a separate file which we don't really in this case...

[JoseBritto]

Console.WriteLine is probably fine...stdput and stderr point to the same terminal unless the programmer usually redirects it to a separate file which we don't really in this case...

It is actually two different streams but most terminals won't differentiate by default. Its standard thing for most programs to print use the correct output stream. Also users can manually redirect errors as well to a file or whatever. Since Denaro isn't a command line app, it probably doesn't really matter. Since I'm gonna have to go through everything anyway, might as well fix the few logs already being printed out.

[JoseBritto]

I'll complete this in the afternoon. Have been a bit busy

[JoseBritto]

Added Console.Error.WriteLine to most catch blocks that made sense to me. I ignored the ones that executed sql queries and such.

[JoseBritto]

Idk why rider keeps adding these in

[nlogozzo]

https://github.com/NickvisionApps/Denaro/releases/tag/2024.1.0