The `invokedynamic` byte code instruction is no longer specified by the Java Virtual Machine Specification to wrap any `Throwable` thrown during linking in `java.lang.invoke.BootstrapMethodError`, which is then thrown to the caller.

If during linking an instance of `Error`, or a subclass of, is thrown then that `Error` is no longer wrapped and is thrown directly to the caller. Any other instance of `Throwable`, or subclass of, is still wrapped in `java.lang.invoke.BootstrapMethodError`.

This change in behaviour ensures that errors such as `OutOfMemoryError` or `ThreadDeath` are thrown unwrapped and may be acted on or reported directly, thereby enabling more uniform replacement of byte code with an `invokedynamic` instruction whose call site performs the same functionality as the replaced byte code (and may throw the same errors).