fix(converter): handle serialization of recursive exceptions #696
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It is kind of an easy mistake to do in python:
```
try:
raise ValueError("test")
except Exception as e:
raise e from e
```
The reraised exception will have e.__cause__ referencing itself resulting in failure to serialize error and python sdk won't report anything resulting in retries and startToClose timeouts.
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Handle edge case of recursive exceptions in failure converter.
Why?
It is kind of an easy mistake to do in python:
The re-raised exception will have
e.__cause__referencing itself resulting in failure to serialize error and python sdk won't report anything resulting in retries and startToClose timeouts.