`executeFromExecutor` doesn't distinguish the return data of succesfull and failed calls when ExecType is 0x01

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executeFromExecutor returns a bytes[] that contains the return data of the calls being executed.
When the mode is such that execType == EXECTYPE_TRY, the execution is haneled by the variants of _tryExecute

erc7579-implementation/src/core/ExecutionHelper.sol

Lines 28 to 41 in 99cbd34

	function _tryExecute(Execution[] calldata executions)
	internal
	returns (bytes[] memory result)
	{
	uint256 length = executions.length;
	result = new bytes[](length);
	for (uint256 i; i < length; i++) {
	Execution calldata _exec = executions[i];
	bool success;
	(success, result[i]) = _tryExecute(_exec.target, _exec.value, _exec.callData);
	if (!success) emit TryExecuteUnsuccessful(i, result[i]);
	}
	}

If the call is fails, the returndata is the revert reason (or custom error) that is returned by the contract. This is returned to the caller just like if the call had not failed. An event is emitted for external observers to see, but the calling contract has no way to see that, and doesn't know weither the call(s) failled of not.