fix: handle missing properties, error types, and stack in @stdlib/error/reviver

[ishikajais27]

fix: handle missing properties, error types, and stack in @stdlib/error/reviver

This PR fixes three functional bugs in the @stdlib/error/reviver module that affect the correctness and reliability of the reviver function.

Bug Fixes

lib/index.js

• Issue 1: The reviver function did not handle missing message, name, or stack properties, leading to incorrect Error objects (e.g., a message of "undefined" if value.message was undefined).
• Fix 1: Added default values for message and name, and only set stack if it’s a string.
• Issue 2: The function always used a generic Error constructor, ignoring the specific error type (e.g., SyntaxError, TypeError), causing the revived error to have the wrong type.
• Fix 2: Added logic to use the appropriate error constructor based on value.name.
• Issue 3: The function did not handle cases where the stack property is not writable or value.stack is not a string, which could cause issues in some environments.
• Fix 3: Added checks to ensure stack is only set if value.stack is a string and the stack property is writable.

test/test.js

• Enhancement: Added tests for edge cases (missing properties, invalid stack values, and specific error types like TypeError) to ensure the fixes are robust.

Checklist

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