feat: add HTTP 429 and 503 error handling to FHIR client#101
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Enhance the FHIR client with comprehensive error handling for rate limiting (429) and service unavailability (503) scenarios. This improves the SDK's resilience and provides better error feedback to developers. Key changes: - Add TooManyRequestsError for HTTP 429 responses with structured error handling - Add ServiceUnavailableError for HTTP 503 responses with generic error handling - Update both synchronous and asynchronous FHIR clients with new error cases - Import new error classes in client implementations 🌿 Generated with Fern
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Enhance the FHIR client with comprehensive error handling for rate limiting (429) and service unavailability (503) scenarios. This improves the SDK's resilience and provides better error feedback to developers.
Key changes:
🌿 Generated with Fern