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Rather than taking the convention that failures during constr
construction emit a type error from `I : I` with the actual error
message `idtac`d above them (because Coq has no way to emit multiple
things on stderr), we instead factor everything through a new
`constr_fail` or `constr_fail_with msg_tac`, which emit more helpful
messages instructing the user to look in `*coq*` or to use `Fail`/`try`
to see the more informative error message. When we can make our own
version that does both `idtac` and `fail` (c.f.
https://github.com/coq/coq/issues/3913), then we can do something a bit
more sane, hopefully.
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Jason Gross