I get why it's like this but I have often found that most of the time code ends up bailing by using a conversion into `String` quite quickly, leading to everything being stringified anyways.

I get why this is, but it does make me miss the Python Exception model of "there's ~15 base exception types. One of them is probably good enough for you". One could point out that the arguments are usually "just" strings there too, but at least there's some conventions.

I understand Rust's philosophy, I just find it annoying.