Tiny holes near the pitcher tube? Usually yellow jackets chewing escape holes. They're too small to exit, so the hole stays small. Harmless to the plant.
Your photo shows holes on the wing, not the pitcher body—likely a different insect. Since only one leaf is affected and others are clean, just monitor. No treatment needed.
Otherwise, it's just nature at work.
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