Ussage of the opposite of and_then()

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Hi there, thank you for your library. I have a question about the library.

If I want to continue the chain of the function call in case the first one doesn't succeed, how should i do it?

For example, i have a bunch of function that takes in a type A and spits out tl::expected<A, std::string>

Is there a way to do

XYZ.and_then(function_A).or(function_B).or(function_C) ? in case that if function A doesn't succeed, I want function B to be executed and if function B doesn't succeed, i want function C to be executed and etc etc

Edit: i think this is a bit weird why I would want this. Ill close the issue now.