What kind of detailed information is usually available through an error node when an error is successfully caught?

When an error is caught, an error node typically provides a payload containing comprehensive details about the error. This often includes the error message itself, a stack trace (if applicable), the ID or name of the node that threw the error, the type of error (e.g., TypeError, TimeoutError), the timestamp of the error, and sometimes the original message or data that was being processed when the error occurred. This information is crucial for effective debugging and error logging.