Encapsulate return type with Option enum instead of panicking
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It's possible for libalpm to return valid errors without a pointer. Therefore change the return type for the `data()` function in the `PrepareError` and `CommitError` structs to be encapsulated within an `Option` enum in order to prevent a fatal panic, instead returning `None` when an error is unhandled and thus contains no data.
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It's possible for libalpm to return valid errors without a pointer.
Therefore change the return type for the
data()function in thePrepareErrorandCommitErrorstructs to be encapsulated within anOptionenum in order to prevent a fatal panic, instead returningNonewhen an error is unhandled and thus contains no data.