// `missingCaseError` is useful for compile-time checking that all `case`s in
// a `switch` statement have been handled, e.g.
//
// type AttachmentType = 'media' | 'documents';
//
// const type: AttachmentType = selectedTab;
// switch (type) {
//   case 'media':
//     return <MediaGridItem/>;
//   case 'documents':
//     return <DocumentListItem/>;
//   default:
//     return missingCaseError(type);
// }
//
// If we extended `AttachmentType` to `'media' | 'documents' | 'links'` the code
// above would trigger a compiler error stating that `'links'` has not been
// handled by our `switch` / `case` statement which is useful for code
// maintenance and system evolution.
export const missingCaseError = (x: never): TypeError =>
  new TypeError(`Unhandled case: ${x}`);