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ash-framework/argument-error

Class for throwing descriptive user errors when bad arguments are passed to functions/classes

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The **@ash-framework/argument-error** package provides a tiny utility class for generating clear, descriptive error messages when a function or class receives an invalid argument. By supplying the context (e.g., class name), the offending argument’s name, and an optional detail message, developers get a ready‑to‑throw `ArgumentError` that formats a helpful message for end‑users. It is targeted at JavaScript/Node developers who want consistent, readable argument‑validation errors in their libraries or applications.