refactor: use connect error codes instead of custom Error type - #27
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- Wrap Error in connect.NewError() via connectError() method (preserves errors.As for rate-limit info) - Add HTTP-level client_test.go with httptest.NewServer coverage - Tests verify all 3 methods, error code mapping, and rate-limit header preservation
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Summary
Errorinconnect.NewError()viaconnectError()method (preserveserrors.Asfor rate-limit info)client_test.gowithhttptest.NewServercoverageMotivation
Aligns with SDK conformance standard: consumers get standard Connect error codes while retaining access to rich error details (rate-limit reset duration) via
errors.As.Test plan
go build ./...passesgo test ./...passeserrors.As(err, &rfms.Error{})still works through connect wrapperRetry-Afterheader preserved in unwrapped error