Improve healthcheck command to inform about connectivity statuses for both proxy and server#599
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To improve troubleshooting I decorated connectivity errors between proxy and target. It is a little bit messy, but shows more explicitly that error is related to latter connection stage.
It cannot be done better (at least I think so) because of error handling design. We want service creators to handle errors and at the same time services cannot distinghuish between proxy and non-proxy connectivity (by design).
To improve this solution custom error structure should be sent between nodes on the protocol layer and service will still only receive well formatted string (golang err) to handle.