Fail algorithm when sink cannot be flushed #59241
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This at least reports errors which occur when flushing any buffered features to the user. (Ideally, this would result in a QgsProcessingException being raised so that the algorithm explicitly fails, but we can't do that here as throwing exceptions is prohibited within destructors) Refs qgis#59237
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Fixes #59237
I don't particularly like this fix, because it requires that EVERY algorithm which uses feature sinks (ie, basically every vector algorithm) should adapt d4d302d manually. Ideas welcome for better approaches...