Sounds like you would rather have an `ErrorOr<User>` than a `Result<User, Error>`.
Both are union types wrapped in a monadic construct.
My point is not the types/monadic constructs, etc (I love to do functional jerk off as a guy next to me, though), but that there are ways to keep code readable and straightforward without neither invocation chains
DoOne().OnError().ThenDoTwo().ThenDoThree().OnError()
nor coloring/await mess, nor golang-style useless error handling noise
Sounds like you would rather have an `ErrorOr<User>` than a `Result<User, Error>`.
Both are union types wrapped in a monadic construct.