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fix: preserve HTTP errors after body timeouts - #2
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A timeout while reading an HTTP error body replaced the known response with
TimeoutError. This could make consumers retry a 429 response beforeRetry-Afteror retry other rejected requests.Preserve HTTP errors and response metadata when the body times out, while preserving explicit caller cancellation. Successful response bodies still respect the request timeout. Prepare patch release 1.0.2 for the ioBroker adapter update.
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npm run checkpasses, including live HTTP streaming timeout regressions for 400/401/403/404/409/429/500/503, cancellation, package contents, CJS/ESM imports and supported TypeScript consumers.