Add VERBOSE_ERRORS env var to surface internal error messages#5570
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issue #5501
Right now whenever something fails on the backend (a Let's Encrypt request, an nginx reload, an openssl call, etc.) the UI just shows Internal Error and the real cause is buried in the container logs => you have to docker logs npm every time a cert won't issue
This adds an opt-in env var
VERBOSE_ERRORS=truethat returns the real error message in the API response (and therefore in the UI toast), so users can see what actually went wrong without leaving the browserType of Change
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