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Spring's DefaultErrorWebExceptionHandler isn't aware of the logging context, leading to errors being logged without context. This PR reimplements it.
I had to move the LoggingContextFilter to a LoggingContextWebHandler, as the reactive context can only be seen by the operators above it. That's not ideal, but Spring doesn't let us wrap around the ErrorWebExceptionHandler, it's the "outer-most filter", hardcoded unfortunately, hence having to rewrite the WebHandler too.