More consistently include the HTTP response code in errors #284
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Today's Spotify outage, and the plethora of random errors it's causing my service to return, inspired me to make errors a bit more parseable.
This PR does two things:
HTTPStatus() intmethod on the customspotify.Errortype, as an easy way to convient the HTTP status.It also changes the wording of some errors, for consistency, which may break some consumers of this library, if they depend on error string matching, which this PR will help make less necessary.