Wraps a C/C++ HAL function call that looks like T foo(arg1, arg2, arg3, ... , int32_t* status)
and turns that status into a HALResult<T>, with a non-zero status code returning in
the Err variant.
Like hal_call!, but ignores the status code and returns the functions result anyway.
This sounds bad, but WPILibC does it in some places, and there isn’t really a reason to
needlessly complicate the public interface.