inspectBothForResult

Return input directly.
- This value is passed as the input. But it maybe mutated by calling effector.
Call okEffector with the inner value of input if input is Ok(T). Otherwise, call errEffector with the inner value if input is Err(E)
This main purpose is to inspect an inner value in a chained function calling. If you don't have to do it, you should not mutate the inner value. if-else statement might be sufficient to mutate the inner value instead of calling this function.

function inspectBothForResult<T, E>(

input: Result<T, E>,

okEffector: EffectFn<T>,

errEffector: EffectFn<E>,

): Result<T, E>;

inspectBothForResult<T, E>(input: Result<T, E>, okEffector: EffectFn<T>, errEffector: EffectFn<E>): Result<T, E>

input: Result<T, E>

okEffector: EffectFn<T>

errEffector: EffectFn<E>