Support user-defined error handlers

[russellhaering]

This change fixes #24 by allowing users to define a chain of error handlers. Handlers can be used in two ways, shown below:

class MyAwesomeThing(object):
    app = Klein()

    @app.route('/{userid}')
    def users_stuff(self, request, userid):
        pass

    @app.handle_errors(SpecificError)
    def handle_specific_error(self, request, failure):
        pass

    @app.handle_errors
    def my_error_handler(self, request, failure):
        pass

Users can register a handler for a specific class (or classes) of Exception, or use the basic syntax for a catch-all. Error handlers end up getting chained together with calls to Failure.check() to scope handlers to the appropriate Exception types.

In a separate PR I intend to cause HTTPExceptions raised during request routing to be passed to the same handler chain, which would allow users to, for example, define custom 404 handlers.

[dreid]

Should clarify what "in order" means. In this case it's "the order in which the error handlers are defined."

[russellhaering]

Clarified in 47fd2de