3771 follow up: use %w consistently when wrapping errors #3832
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Rebased. |
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Failures are the plague-digest-not-found and some transient github timeout bs. |
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As pointed out in #3771 (review), we are not currently consistent with the way we wrap errors.
This PR remediates that.
Note this is on top of #3771.