Brian Clozel af74edbcc7 Handle early GraphQLExceptions in ExecutionGraphQlService
Prior to this commit, the `ExecutionGraphQlService` would throw
`GrahphQLException` instances if errors happen early in the process, for
example in some cases of document parsing/validation.

Such exception would be thrown directly and not reflected in the GraphQL
response if those are `GraphQLError`.

This commit ensures that a fallback GraphQL response is created in this
case and that it contains the relevant `GraphQLError` information.

Fixes gh-1118
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Spring for GraphQL Build status Revved up by Develocity

GraphQL support for Spring applications with GraphQL Java.

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