pub enum Error {
    Generic(GenericError),
    FlashDriver(FlashDriverError),
    PropertyStore(PropertyStoreError),
    CrcChecker(CrcCheckerError),
    SbLoader(SbLoaderError),
    Unknown(u32),
}
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Bootloader commands return a “status”. The non-zero statii can be split as 100*group + code. We map these groups into enum variants, containing the code interpreted as an error the area.

TODO: To implement StdError via thiserror::Error, we need to add error messages to all the error variants.

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Generic(GenericError)

FlashDriver(FlashDriverError)

PropertyStore(PropertyStoreError)

CrcChecker(CrcCheckerError)

SbLoader(SbLoaderError)

Unknown(u32)

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