return_if_ok 0.1.0

A macro that returns a `Result` as-is if it’s `Ok(_)`, or unwraps it if it’s `Err(_)`. This is the “opposite” of `try!`, in the same way that `Result::or_else` is the opposite of `Result::and_then`.
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return_if_ok

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