[INLONG-11976][SDK] DataProxy Go SDK support detailed error information in server responses #11977
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Fixes #11976
Motivation
Currently, the dataproxy go sdk returns generic error message "server error" when server-side errors occur, making it difficult for developers to diagnose and troubleshoot issues effectively. This PR add the full batch response information to facilitate server-side error troubleshooting.
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modify the
worker.gofile and add the full batch response information in the error message when server-side errors occur.Verifying this change
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