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🤖 ci: use reliable test endpoint for HTTP 404 error test (#1097)
The web_fetch test was flaky because it used GitHub to verify 404 handling, but GitHub returns 503 from CI environments (likely rate limiting/anti-bot measures). Switched to using jsonplaceholder.typicode.com - a dedicated test API that reliably returns the requested status codes. _Generated with `mux`_
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src/node/services/tools/web_fetch.test.ts

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// Test HTTP error handling with body parsing
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it("should include HTTP status code in error for 404 responses", async () => {
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it("should include HTTP status code in error for non-2xx responses", async () => {
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using testEnv = createTestWebFetchTool();
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const args: WebFetchToolArgs = {
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// GitHub returns a proper 404 page for nonexistent users
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url: "https://github.com/this-user-definitely-does-not-exist-12345",
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// httpbin.dev reliably returns the requested status code
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url: "https://httpbin.dev/status/404",
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};
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const result = (await testEnv.tool.execute!(args, toolCallOptions)) as WebFetchToolResult;

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