An ES-spec-compliant shim/polyfill/replacement for the `.cause` property on all Error types that works as far down as ES3
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error-cause is a polyfill that provides ES-spec-compliant support for the `.cause` property on Error objects, enabling developers to chain error causes in JavaScript environments as far back as ES3. It's designed for developers working on projects that need to maintain compatibility with older JavaScript environments while leveraging modern error handling features.
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