Remove Request overview from Exceptions

[barryvdh]

As described in #57036 (comment)

The Request overview currently show:

• The time (which is currently not taking into account the timezone) and which feels a bit unneeded when showing the current error.
• Status: always 500, could be just shown in the url bar (added there) Edit: used the actual HTTP status
• Method: is already shown in the error bar.

If the time is required, I would add it back in a different place and fix the timezone. Or just show the hour:minutes:seconds

I do agree that, especially on just your macbook screen, the stack trace is too low.

Example full-screen on Chrome with Macbook M2 Pro 14"

I'm definitely not a designer, but the information seems a bit redundant, especially in the Overview section. Date: that is the current date so not sure why it's really relevant? Or add it shorter to the badges above the URl bar (just the time?)

Method: Already in the URL bar HTTP code: Maybe just add it before the method in the URL bar, or in the badges above it?

[shaedrich]

Hmmm … not sure if I like this 🤔

Before	After	Comment
		Why having a human readable error when the non-human readable error is highlighted? The error class should be formatted as code to indicate that it is a class
		Why does the request method have to be red aside from a 405 HTTP response status code? It seems like "everything" is red now

– from #57036 (comment)

Would you mind considering making changes to these two?

[barryvdh]

• Why having a human readable error when the non-human readable error is highlighted?* The error class should be formatted as code to indicate that it is a class

* Why does the request method have to be red aside from a 405 HTTP response status code? It seems like "everything" is red now

– from #57036 (comment)

Would you mind considering making changes to these two?

Not really sure, maybe keep the PR as simple as possible. But my 2 cents:

• I don't mind the class of the exception, it's for developers anyway
• The HTTP status is always red, because the error page is hardcoded to HTTP error 500.

I could probably add the actual Error code though. Not sure about which colors are best though.