optional way of automatic native exception wrapping

Right now in the runtimes when a native exception is thrown which you catch with a try/catch it is the native exception object that you get.
So in my apps/N fork i use something like this:

export function wrapNativeException<T = any>(ex: NSError, wrapError: (...args) => T = (msg) => new Error(msg) as any) {
	if (!ex) {
		return;
	}
	if (typeof ex === 'string') {
		return wrapError(ex);
	}
	if (!(ex instanceof Error)) {
		const err = wrapError(ex.toString());
		err['nativeException'] = ex;
		//@ts-ignore
		err['stackTrace'] = com.tns.NativeScriptException.getStackTraceAsString(ex);
		return err;
	}
	return ex;
}

That method wraps the native exception in a JS error with stackTrace.

Would be pretty awesome to have that done automatically so that the error object you get in catch is an actual JS Error.
I think for now if we can do it it should be optional and disabled by default

No files, tests, or entry points are named. Start by locating native exception handling in the Android runtime and identifying how runtime options are configured. Done means an optional, disabled-by-default behavior produces a JavaScript Error with the native exception and stack trace when a native exception reaches catch.