Fix #753: Remove bogus Java stacktrace highlighting from non-exception output #1194
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Problem
JUnit test output that is not a Java stack trace was getting highlighted as if it were a Java exception. This made normal logs (API responses, timestamps, tokens, plain text) look like stack traces, causing bad UX and confusion.
Solution
language-javastacktracesyntax highlighting to Error Details and Stack Trace fields (which always contain Java exceptions when present)Changes
codeClassparameterTesting
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