Fix crash on invalid directive locations in playground#231
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The playground crashed with an unhandled GraphQLError when using invalid directive locations like `DIRECTIVE_DEFINITION`. This happened because `instanceof GraphQLError` failed in the bundled environment due to duplicate module instances. Fix by replacing `parser.parseDirectiveLocation()` with `parseName()` and validating against the DirectiveLocation enum after parsing. Also use `err.name === "GraphQLError"` instead of `instanceof` for robustness in bundled environments. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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GraphQLErrorwhen using invalid directive locations likeDIRECTIVE_DEFINITION, becauseinstanceof GraphQLErrorfailed in the bundled environment (duplicate module instances)parser.parseDirectiveLocation()with manualparseName()+ validation against theDirectiveLocationenum, and switched toerr.name === "GraphQLError"check for robustnessTest plan
directiveOnDirectiveDefinitionLocation.invalid.tsdefineCustomDirectiveLocationInvalidsnapshot with improved error message🤖 Generated with Claude Code