error: correct field name in zic AT parse error - #641
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The `Display` implementation for `Error::FailedParseFieldAt` wrote "failed to parse `NAME` field", which looks to have been copied from the `FailedParseFieldName` arm. This error is only produced when a rule's `AT` field fails to parse, so report the `AT` field instead.
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Error::FailedParseFieldAtis the error returned when aRuleline'sATfield fails to parse (seeRuleP::parseincrates/jiff/src/tz/zic.rs). ItsDisplayarm wrotefailed to parseNAMEfield, which looks to have been copied from the neighbouringFailedParseFieldNamearm and never updated — every otherFailedParseField*variant names its own field. It now reports theATfield.I also added a regression test that parses a rule with an invalid
ATfield and asserts the message points atAT.Fixes #639.