Add annotate_snippets for better parsing errors (#477)
Adds nicer errors for Podlang code, using the `annotate_snippets` crate, the same crate used by the Rust compiler to generate contextual errors. This prints a short snippet of the code containing the error within the error message, highlighting the part that needs to be fixed. It also includes a change to the `load_module` function, changing a `Vec` function argument to a slice.
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"test",
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vec![],
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.expect("load module");
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let batch = &module.batch;
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"test",
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¶ms,
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vec![],
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&[],
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.expect("load module");
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let batch = &module.batch;
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"#,
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"test",
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vec![],
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&[],
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)
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.expect("load module");
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let batch = &module.batch;
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