Avoid panic when signing is cancelled#16
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It probably doesn’t matter in a cli app if it panics, but I’m using sys as a library in a GUI app and this panic on rejected signing crashes the app. There are a few other partial_sign calls in other process_* functions that I didn’t change, because I’m not yet calling them in my gui app, and I’m not sure about the original reasoning for why panic emitting partial_sign was used instead of the error-returning try_partial_sign version.