Log internal errors to console and do not show their message to clients

[must]

When running Tyfon watch, it runs the server as well but it will not display any console.log messages or errors coming from there.

[loreanvictor]

@must I could not reproduce this. Steps that I took:

1. Create a fresh server and serve it
2. Create a fresh client and install the server SDK
3. Stop serving the server and instead run with watch:

   tyfon watch -c ../my-tyfon-client

4. Modify contents of my-tyfon-server/index.ts:

   export interface User {
     name: string;
   }
   
   export const getMessage = async (user: User) => {
     console.log('Hola!');
     return `Hellow ${user.name}!`;
   };

5. Invoke client code, so in my-tyfon-client, execute this:

   ts-node .

   As expected, I do get the log Hola! on the console on the server whenever I invoke the client.

[must]

I suppose this might only happen with actual errors. Can you try throwing an error on the backend?

[loreanvictor]

yes errors are not logged by default, they are instead passed to client. this is in sync with behavior in non server client contexts, i.e. when a function is called, the error is caught in the call site, and needs to be handled by the caller (for example, logged).

[must]

Yeah, that might make sense for some errors but not necessarily all and especially not in production.

[loreanvictor]

makes sense. a default logging mechanism would be pretty convenient, at least for internal server errors. I assume the standard behavior for these errors should actually change to "don't show error message to client, log it".