Look up Stringer context values using the original key - #152
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WithContextformats afmt.Stringerkey before passing it tocontext.Value, changing its identity. A typed key then returns nil, or a different value stored under its string representation. Use the original key for lookup and its string form only as the output field name.The regression deliberately stores both keys with different values and fails before the fix. Full Go race tests (95.0% coverage), vet, and golangci-lint pass. Tests run from a path containing
github.com/samber/oops, as required by the stacktrace tests and CI.