When consecutive errors occur, the `ErrorDisplay` component is not updated with the new error message.
This results in an inconsistent state between the `player.error` and `player.errorDisplay.contentEl().textContent`.
| | player.error() | player.errorDisplay.content() | player.errorDisplay.contentEl().textContent |
| ----------------------- | -------------- | ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| player.error('Error 1') | Error 1 ✔️ | Error 1 ✔️ | Error 1 ✔️ |
| player.error('Error 2') | Error 2 ✔️ | Error 2 ✔️ | Error 1 ❌ |
An example of a use case where updating the error message is useful is :
- user tries to play media 1 but the media doestn't exist
- user tries to play media 2 but the media is not compatible
- call the `close` function before each call to the `open` function.
- if errorDisplay is not **open**, the `close` function does nothing
- if errorDisplay is **open**, the `close` function executes and triggers the close events, then the open function executes and triggers the open events, ensuring that the content is updated.
