emit disconnected event and throw on dial error #675
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This PR resolves an issue where the
RobotClient.dialmethod silently swallowed connection errors, making it impossible for developers to detect or handle connection failures.Previously, if both WebRTC and subsequent gRPC connection attempts failed, the dial method would catch the exceptions, log them to the console, and return
thisas if the connection were successful.The method now properly handles connection failures in two ways. For each failed connection attempt (WebRTC or gRPC), a
DISCONNECTEDevent is emitted with the specific error, allowing developers to observe failures through the event system. When both WebRTC and gRPC connection methods fail, the method throws anErrorwith the message "Failed to connect via all methods". The thrown error includes both original errors in itscauseproperty as an array, providing full context about why the connection failed.