Add missing "return"

[DockedFerret800]

Hi. Aren't we supposed to return in case of an error? Similarly to what we do in other examples, for example in websocket_server_async_local.cpp.

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 93.09%. Comparing base (1fc5512) to head (415bf82).

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[ashtum]

@DockedFerret800, thank you for the PR. There are similar issues in a few other examples as well. Could you please go ahead and fix those as part of this commit?

[DockedFerret800]

@DockedFerret800, thank you for the PR. There are similar issues in a few other examples as well. Could you please go ahead and fix those as part of this commit?

Sure

[DockedFerret800]

I think these are all I was able to find.

[ashtum]

Thanks, please squash them into a single commit if possible.

[DockedFerret800]

I'll recreate a PR.

[vinniefalco]

Commit messages are even better when they start with nouns instead of verbs:

"examples use return statements where needed"

[DockedFerret800]

Commit messages are even better when they start with nouns instead of verbs:

"examples use return statements where needed"

I'll remember that for the future. Thank you!