@luigi-rosso it's about error handling, AFAIK, there are two ways to fail:

• Throw exception in AssetProvider.load() , in this case, we should raise this exception to client application and show nothing.
• Return invalid ByteData (including null) by AssetProvider.load(), in this case, right now we will raise an exception when exec FlutterActor.loadFromByteData(data).

I was thinking that we should suppress the exception for invalid ByteData, but after a second thought, I think it's also ok to raise it, WDYT? So I'm going to hold this PR for now..