slingshot

Allows throwing Clojure maps or records as exceptions without needing `gen-class`, making custom exceptions more idiomatic, as shown in the example where `throw+` throws a map with `:type ::bad-tree`.

Catch clauses can match based on class names, key-value vectors, predicates, or custom forms, enabling precise exception handling, such as catching `[:type :tensor.parse/bad-tree]` in the usage example.

The binding in catch clauses supports destructuring, allowing easy access to contents of thrown collections, like `{:keys [tree hint]}` in the sample code to extract data directly.

Provides access to throw site context via `&throw-context`, including message, cause, and stack trace, enhancing debugging, as detailed in the README's description of the context map.