Problems with code bases already using `std::error:Error`

Progenitor has an enum called Error, so if you try import std::error::Error you'll get errors about it being defined multiple times, along with an onslaught of other type errors due to the compiler trying to match the uses of Error to your enum

Maybe the enum should be renamed something else less generic to prevent clashes with code already in use, or at least a warning in the README about it?
I understand completely if you consider this a non-problem though too, just wanted to make the suggestion

error[E0252]: the name `Error` is defined multiple times
 --> /home/kamwithk/repos/funkyduck/target/debug/build/funkyduck-693277bb923d1a99/out/codegen.rs:2:41
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2 | pub use progenitor_client::{ByteStream, Error, ResponseValue};
  |                                         ^^^^^ `Error` reimported here
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 ::: src/main.rs:4:5
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4 | use std::error::Error;
  |     ----------------- previous import of the trait `Error` here
  |
  = note: `Error` must be defined only once in the type namespace of this module
help: you can use `as` to change the binding name of the import
 --> src/main.rs:4:22
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4 | use std::error::Error as OtherError;
  |                       +++++++++++++

Start from the generated code shown in the issue and inspect where the progenitor_client Error export is produced. Determine whether the naming collision should be addressed in generated output or documented as a workaround; done means the proposed behavior is agreed and the std::error::Error example no longer produces the reported conflict.