Exit 1 reserved

[argumentum]

I was looking at an example and it would Exit 1 on error.
So what's wrong with that. Well, we can get an error from different aspects of the script, been the stub errored, or the wrapper errored, or finally, the script.
What I propose is to start script errors on 3 onwards. Been 1 the error of AutoIt3, 2 of the wrapper, and finally the script.

If you agree vote for me: "argumentum 2021"

Really, if the concept is sound then say it and if not ... well, say it too  

PS: this is in regard to Exit codes of a script and not that of Return in a Function.

Edited June 12, 2021 by argumentum
clarification

[TheDcoder]

I agree with you, the commonly used exit codes should not be used by the interpreter itself when the script is executing. I'd propose something like reserving a range of exit codes after a large value like 1024...

I will have to think about this too when I finally get around to working on executing code in ECI