Fix app crashing when bot code causes an error

[ashleysmithTTD]

App was crashing when botnet traffic tried to send information to TCPortal

The Fix: adding a try-catch block and logging the error instead of an error thrown inside the Zod code

Test plan:
Must have local operator running
Open Powershell ISE and paste this example script into the file:

$params = @{"@type"="login";
 "username"="[email protected]";
 "password"="yyy";
}

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri http://localhost:3000/ -Method POST -Body $params

Run yarn euid in the terminal of the TCPortal code, then run the above script in ISE. Make sure the app does not crash, but instead logs the error and stays running. Go to the EUID TCPortal on localhost:3000, enter a valid email, and make sure the app is still working after the error.

[ashleysmithTTD]

I was going to use the error handler onError in www.ts however it has a check to throw an error if it is not an HttpError, which this is not. Instead, since that function uses logger, I made the catch for this error to be a logger statement also.

[ssundahlTTD]

what else might e be an instance of here?

[ashleysmithTTD]

Oh yep - I don't need this line

[ssundahlTTD]

I'm kindof wondering if maybe the try/catch should only wrap this line? Like below you're throwing in a couple of other cases that this new block will catch. I'm not sure that's what you want to happen.

[ashleysmithTTD]

With the step variable being used in the rest of the lines (except the await handler line), wouldn't they all have to be in the try block because of this? I was getting an error by only having the first line in try I think. I can move await handler outside the try catch block