[Idea] Strongly typed concrete exceptions using code generation

[MaximS]

Now the library provides common exceptions like unique constraint or check constraint violations.
The idea is to scan a DB for all available constrains, generate specific exception classes for them with names like Unique{constraint_name}Violation using Roslyn code generation and map DBUpdateException to this concrete exceptions.
Then the code could become something like:

try
{
  dbContext.SaveChanges();
}
catch UniqueEmailViolation e
{
  ...
}

[Giorgi]

You can use ConstraintName, ConstraintProperties and SchemaQualifiedTableName properties to get the details of the unique constraint that was violated.