calc: gracefully handle ExpressionEvaluator.Error
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We might consider making this exception a standalone class, for less wacky-looking error handling in this and other consumers of the `tools.calculation` submodule. Doing `except a_function.Subclass` feels weird and wrong.
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Description
Replaced fallthrough to Sopel's bot-level "Unexpected Error" handler with a more graceful presentation of the error message.
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make qa(runsmake lintandmake test)Notes
We might consider making this exception a standalone class, for less wacky-looking error handling in this and other consumers of the
tools.calculationsubmodule. Doingexcept a_function.Subclassfeels weird and wrong.