Function tryResult

tryResult<T, E = Error, Args extends unknown[] = []>(
fn: (...args: Args) => T,
...args: Args,
): Result<T, E>
Executes a function and captures any thrown exception as an Err. If the function executes successfully, returns Ok with the result.

Use this to convert traditional try-catch error handling to Result-based handling.

Similar to Promise.try, this function accepts optional arguments that are passed to the function.
Type Parameters
- T
  The type of the value returned by the function.
- E = Error
  The type of the error that may be thrown, defaults to Error.
- Args extends unknown[] = []
  The types of the arguments to pass to the function.
Parameters
- fn: (...args: Args) => T
  A function that may throw an exception.
- ...args: Args
  Arguments to pass to the function.
Returns Result<T, E>
Ok<T> if the function succeeds, or Err<E> if it throws.
Since
1.7.0
Example
```
// Parse JSON safely with arguments
const result = tryResult(JSON.parse, jsonString);
result.inspect(data => console.log('Parsed:', data))
      .inspectErr(err => console.error('Invalid JSON:', err));
```
Example
```
// Validate URL - using closure form
const result = tryResult(() => new URL(input));
if (result.isOk()) {
    console.log('Valid URL:', result.unwrap().href);
}
```
Example
```
// With custom error type
const result = tryResult<Config, ConfigError, [string]>(parseConfig, raw);
```
- Defined in core/result/extensions.ts:50