Live resolvers: return value when throw

[pavelglac]

Following the issue #4877

This PR aims to return null instead of undefined for live resolvers when the resolver throws an error. That is based on docs

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[captbaritone]

Looks like this is specifically covering the case where a live resolver reads a fragment which is missing data?

Just clarifying since I think it's worth considering if we want to treat that as equivalent to "an individual resolver throws an error". I'm not saying they shouldn't be treated as equivalent, but I think it merits contemplating the implications.

[pavelglac]

@captbaritone This is the case when resolver does not return LiveState at all. If resolver throws in read that is different case. In this case the result is null for resolver but the value is not saved. In version 17 it was handled by ResolverCache.js which was saving value from result.

/**
 * @RelayResolver Query.counter: Int
 * @live
 */
export function counter(){
  throw new Error("Error");

  return {
    read: ...
    subscribe: ...,
  };
}