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chore: use the .value() syntax in the ThrowOnErrors example #1109

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  1. chore: use the .value() syntax in the ThrowOnErrors example 

    The combination of the new `.value()` accessors and the `WithThrowOnErrors`
config allows users to write code that doesn't do any `instanceof` checks.
That is probably the more idiomatic combination for cases where users are
doing `ThrowOnError`. This commit updates the ThrowOnError example code
to use `.value()`, accordingly.
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    cprice404 committed Jan 18, 2024
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