Exactly. It is kinda obvious that someone is doing something wrong with the code when they're doing a generic catch (sometimes it is fine, but this will at least raise some eyebrows).

However it is very easy to do the wrong thing using Golang. Just one random library doing `fmt.Errorf` without the `%w` verb is sufficient to lost all information from there on. I would much prefer some kinda of annotation that does the correct thing by default (wrapping the error) instead of the "every error should be explicitly" approach of Golang.