Preserve Error's span thread id if cloned from a different thread#1315
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Preserve Error's span thread id if cloned from a different thread#1315
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Previously if you took a syn::Error with a non-call_site span, moved it to a different thread, cloned it, moved the clone back to the original thread, and called span() on that, you'd have lost the original span.
Now the span will be preserved during clone even if the clone occurs on a thread which doesn't have access to the span.