rlox | Rust implementation of the Lox language | Interpreter library

I'm trying to implement a simple interpreter in Rust for a made up programming language called rlox, following Bob Nystrom's book Crafting Interpreters.

I want errors to be able to occur in any child module, and for them to be "reported" in the main module (this is done in the book, with Java, by simply calling a static method on the containing class which prints the offending token and line). However, if an error occurs, it's not like I can just return early with Result::Err (which is, I assume, the idiomatic way to handle errors in Rust) because the interpreter should keep running - continually looking for errors.

Is there an (idiomatic) way for me to emulate the Java behaviour of calling a parent class' static method from a child class in Rust with modules? Should I abandon something like that entirely?

I thought about a strategy where I inject a reference to some ErrorReporter struct as a dependency into the Scanner and Token structs, but that seems unwieldy to me (I don't feel like an error reporter should be part of the struct's signature, am I wrong?):