feat: add Try-prefixed methods

[duydang2311]

This PR adds Try-prefixed methods, including: TryConstruct, TryExecute, TryExtract.

[oparkerj]

This should also include the extension variant of the methods, which is where it tends to be used.

[duydang2311]

Thank you for the response.
Extension methods added, please have a look!

[sblom]

Thanks for the pull request!

Is the primary goal to have versions of those methods that don't ever throw?

I notice that the new extraction plan now uses a class's TryParse method, which makes complete sense.

Does anyone know if there are any common types where Parse exists but TryParse doesn't?

[duydang2311]

A regex-matching text could throw any exception when parsing, e.g. OverflowException. So yes, performing an extraction that never throw is the goal of this PR.

If we are talking about the C# system types, all of those having Parse methods will also definitely have the TryParse variants existed.

[oparkerj]

I would say to maintain compatibility with user-defined types that use a Parse(string) method, it can look for a TryParse method, and then fallback to the Parse method if one is not found.

[duydang2311]

Thanks for pointing this out. I'll implement an attempt to TryParse before falling back to Parse as soon as possible.

[sblom]

@duydang2311, I converted this to a Draft PR for now. Please mark it as Ready for review once it's ready. And let me know if you have any questions or if there's anything I can do to help. Thanks!

[oparkerj]

Thanks for the pull request!

Is the primary goal to have versions of those methods that don't ever throw?

I notice that the new extraction plan now uses a class's TryParse method, which makes complete sense.

Does anyone know if there are any common types where Parse exists but TryParse doesn't?

Once .NET 7 is available it can also check to see if the type is IParsable<T>