fix: use globalThis.Error in case there is a proto Error message
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lukealvoeiro
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globalThis.Error in case there is a proto Error message
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Description
handleErrorreceives and returns an instance ofError. However, if there is a proto message namedErrorthat is declared or imported into this file, then we run into a Typescript problem. This PR forces thehandleErrorfunction to always expectglobalThis.Errorinstead.TODO: