t, having a custom error handler is crucial for several reasons. While the default error handler can handle most issues, there are instances where a more personalized approach is necessary.</p>
<p>For example, if your website throws more than 100 exceptions, it will be considered critical and fallback to the global error handler. Additionally, you may not have access to the current exception beyond basic details, limiting your ability to respond effectively. By creating a custom error handler, you gain acce