no issue
- When adding more methods under test to this file the require statement will becom difficult to read in one long line. Multiline statement is way nicer to track in git history too
- in the event we get an unknown error bubble up, we don't handle the
templating on the error name
- `@tryghost/tpl` throws an error because we pass an undefined string:
`Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'replace')`
- this commit adds handling to fallback to a different user message in
that event so we don't cause a 500 error
no issue
Change to error handling caused all theme errors to be reported in Sentry, this fix (and a respective fix in Ghost) allows the error to be prepared for sentry before replacing the stack
