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Keruald sites use GENERAL_ERROR, HACK_ERROR and SQL_ERROR to qualify the kind of fatal error message to print and exit the application. One of our current goal is to allow those sites to get rid of the includes/ directory and to refer to Keruald libraries instead for generic code or their own engines classes for domain-specific code. As such, importing the constants allows to use the legacy `message_die` method, directly in global space or migrated to an error handler class. Ref T2145

Keruald sites use GENERAL_ERROR, HACK_ERROR, and SQL_ERROR to categorize fatal error messages. One of our current goals is to help sites to eliminate the includes/ directory, allowing them to refer to Keruald libraries for generic code or to their own engine classes for domain-specific code. As such, importing the constants enables the use of the legacy `message_die` function, either directly in the global space or migrated to an error handler class. Ref T2145

Keruald sites use GENERAL_ERROR, HACK_ERROR, and SQL_ERROR to qualify the kind ofto categorize fatal error message to print and exit the applicationes. One of our current goals is to allow thoseo help sites to get rid ofeliminate the includes/ directory, directory andallowing them to refer to Keruald libraries instead for generic code or tto their own own engines classes for domain-specific code. As such, importing the constants allows toenables the use of the legacy `message_die` method, function, either directly in the global space or migrated to an error handler class. Ref T2145