Replace errors.As with errors.AsType#8779
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AssertErrorWraps NO LONGER has the side effect of unrapping the error, so added errors.AsType calls to tests where that effect was being relied-upon.
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This PR replaces all uses of
errors.As()witherrors.AsType[]().One testing assertion,
AssertErrorWraps, was updating the error supplied to the errors.As call with the unwrapped error result. Changing to errors.AsType, I have NOT preserved that behavior, which seemed spooky-at-a-distance.AssertErrorWrapswas regularly followed-up with additional testing assertions on the presumably-unwrapped error, which cases just now have an additional errors.AsType call in their immediate vicinity to provide the unwrapped error.Fixes #8541