Rework the public API (#4829)
Related to #4186. Some notable changes: - The term 'Error' now strictly refers to native Error objects defined in the ECMA standard, which are ordinary objects. All other uses of 'error' or 'error reference' where the term refers to a thrown value is now called 'exception'. - Simplified the naming scheme of many String API functions. These functions will now also take an 'encoding' argument to specify the desired encoding in which to operate. - Removed the substring-copy-to-buffer functions. These functions behaved awkwardly, as they use character index to specify the start/end positions, and were mostly used incorrectly with byte offsets instead. The functionality can still be replicated with other functions if necessary. - String-to-buffer functions will no longer fail if the buffer is not sufficiently large, the string will instead be cropped. - Fixed the usage of the '_sz' prefix in many API functions. The term 'sz' means zero-terminated string in hungarian notation, this was used incorrectly in many cases. - Renamed most of the public API functions to have shorter, more on-point names, rather than the often too long descriptive names. Functions are now also grouped by the type of value they operate on, where this makes sense. JerryScript-DCO-1.0-Signed-off-by: Dániel Bátyai dbatyai@inf.u-szeged.hu
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@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ ecma_object_t *ecma_new_standard_error (jerry_error_t error_type, ecma_string_t
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#if JERRY_ERROR_MESSAGES
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ecma_value_t ecma_raise_standard_error_with_format (jerry_error_t error_type, const char *msg_p, ...);
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#endif /* JERRY_ERROR_MESSAGES */
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ecma_value_t ecma_raise_standard_error (jerry_error_t error_type, const lit_utf8_byte_t *msg_p);
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ecma_value_t ecma_raise_standard_error (jerry_error_t error_type, const char *msg_p);
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ecma_value_t ecma_raise_common_error (ecma_error_msg_t msg);
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ecma_value_t ecma_raise_range_error (ecma_error_msg_t msg);
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ecma_value_t ecma_raise_reference_error (ecma_error_msg_t msg);
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