The project provides Result-type similar to Result-type in Rust that
allows to return either successful result or otherwise some kind of error.
In Java, the native way of reporting errors are exceptions, either checked or unchecked.
You do not need Result-type most of the time in Java-code, where
you can directly throw exceptions.
But there are situations, where more functional-style is used.
In such situations pure-functions are expected that ...
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