ARC-65 makes AVM run time errors more informative with descriptive messages from bytecode
ARC-65, now marked Final, gives the Algorand Virtual Machine more descriptive run time error messages derived from the program's own bytecode, so developers can identify the cause of an error directly instead of relying on opaque codes.
The standard replaces terse numeric error codes with text that names the problem in terms of the bytecode that triggered it, shortening the loop between hitting a failure on-chain and fixing the contract.
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