Make Sprint 2 exercises throw on bad input, matching the Sprint 1 prep - #1461
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The exercises that deal with invalid input still asked trainees to return false, or to skip values that weren't numbers. They now expect a named error instead, matching what the Sprint 1 prep teaches.
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Follow-up to #1460. The Sprint 1 prep teaches that a function should throw when it can't do its job, and the Sprint 1 exercises now expect that. The Sprint 2 exercises that deal with invalid input still asked trainees to return false, or to skip values that weren't numbers. They now expect a named error instead.