Java: Cause Chaining and Error Context

While it aids debugging, excessive wrapping can complicate code and reduce readability.

In large systems, exception wrapping is useful for maintaining an error chain, but over-wrapping can lead to deeply nested error handling, making code harder to read and maintain. For example, wrapping every exception in a checkout system might make sense, but wrapping trivial exceptions could clutter the error handling logic and obscure the real issues.