Watch out for returns inside inline functions

Blocks passed to Kotlin inline functions can return from the function calling the inline one - this is one of the advantages of inline functions. However, the inline function should be very careful that it's safe to return successfully (not just exceptionally) after calling a block passed to it. Today I was stumped for a bit on a database transaction wrapper function that mysteriously failed to issue the "commit" command after running the block. The block passed to it contained a plain return statement, which exits the entire enclosing function, when I meant to return a value from the block. The immediate fix was to change the return to return@theInlineFunction, but to avoid the issue in the future I adjusted the inline function to issue the commit in a "finally" block after checking that the "catch" block was not triggered by a crash in the block.