Why don't methods in JsonPath throw PathNotFoundException with the not-found path in the message?

The `set`, `put`, `map`, add, `delete` methods in `JsonPath` all throw `PathNotFoundException` with no details in the exception message. This make it very hard to troubleshoot, not having any context to go with the error. Is there a reason the default `PathNotFoundException` is used instead of providing details in the exception message? Other places in the code include details about the offending path.