Don't Mask LLM API Errors as Simple HTTP Bugs Anymore

Most backend engineers already know how to handle HTTP errors. 400 means the request is bad. 401 means auth failed. 429 means rate limited. 500 means something broke upstream. Retry a few times, add exponential backoff, log the response body, move on. That works fine for many APIs. It works badly fo

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