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Note that the "unreachable" there is equivalent to assert(error != EBADF), so really it's not even an exception, it's just helpful to crash there when debugging if you get that error. Important to understand that EBADF is not a catchable error because the kernel may have already reused that file descriptor for something else, in which case you wouldn't get EBADF, you would close an unrelated file descriptor.


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