Takes a value and make a Result.

• Ok (ok) instance if value does not raise an Exception.
• or force the caller to return Err (err) if an Exception occurred (in this case, the rest of the code isn't executed).

# With a basic *value*
def something(value : Number) : Result
  # Wrap value into a `Result` instance (struct: `Ok` or `Err`).
  # If an error occurred, here *something* method returns an `Err` instance.
  res = result!(value)

  # Executed only if `result!` (above) has returned an `Ok` instance,
  pp "does something"
  pp res.unwrap # => Number

  res
end

Get the Result value (unwrapped) or force the caller to return Err (if Err, the rest of the code isn't executed).

# With a `Result` instance
def something(res : Result) : Result
  # Try to unwrap original value.
  # If result is an error, here *something* method returns this `Err` instance.
  data = try!(res)

  # Executed if `try!` (above) has returned the original value.
  pp "does something"

  # Original value
  pp data

  # Wrap data into a `Result` struct:

  # Returns success
  # `Ok` / `Ok.status # => :done`
  Ok.done data

  # Or returns an error
  # `Err` / `Err.status # => :fail`
  Err.fail "Oops!"
end

Try to unwrap value (like Result#unwrap). If value is not a Result (Ok or Err), value is simply forwarded.

NOTE To proceed, this macro checks if value responds_to unwrap method.

res = Ok.done("hello") # or Ok.new("hello")
value = unwrap!(res)   # => "hello"

res = Err.fail("Oops")
value = unwrap!(res) # => raise Exception.new "Oops"

foo = "bar"
value2 = unwrap!(foo) # => "bar"