Propagate response body read errors - #8
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`resp.text().unwrap_or_default()` turns a failed body read into an empty
string, which `request` then returns as `Ok(json!({}))`. A connection
dropped mid-body therefore looks like a successful empty response: the
caller sees a page with no items, `sync_append_log` stops, and the CLI
renders stale data without surfacing an error.
The status stays in the message, since an error status with an unreadable
body was the one case the old code still reported.
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Drop the connection mid-page during a sync and
things3 todaystill exits 0,printing whatever the last good sync left behind. Nothing says the sync stopped
early. Now it fails with
failed reading body from <url> (HTTP 200).resp.text().unwrap_or_default()turns the read error into an empty string, andrequesthands that back asOk(json!({})).sync_append_logsees a page withno items and calls it the end of history.
Two other spots discard a
Resultlike this, but neither changes what a commandreturns. Happy to warn and carry on instead of failing, if you'd rather.