Always include panic payload in panic diagnostic message - #24873
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Our panic handler omits the panic payload if it is neither a
strorStringtoday. This can be confusing because it appears the user's report misses the crucial message, when in fact it's simply that the panic body is a non-string value (see astral-sh/ty#3339).This PR changes the diagnostic rendering to always include the panic payload, even if it's just a
Box<dyn Any>. While that isn't terribly useful on its own, it at least indicates that the panic body isn't a string value. This PR also adds special handling forsalsa::Cancelled, as these are the most likely non-stringish panic bodies in ty.This aligns the behavior with what we use in mdtests.