fix(clp-s): Improve error reporting for directory-creation failure during compression.#671
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This PR improves error reporting when failing to create a directory during compression (this issue was encountered in #669). Previously we were using the no-throw version of std::filesystem::create_directory, but were not bothering to log the specific system error.
We also wrap the whole compression flow in try/catch so that we can exit gracefully on otherwise uncaught exceptions.
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These updates improve the system's error reporting and diagnostic capabilities, making it easier to identify and troubleshoot potential problems during archive and compression operations.