fix RenderingCreditBalanceTooLow error code handling#181
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The client mapped the API error code "CreditBalanceTooLow" but the server actually sends "RenderingCreditBalanceTooLow", so the error fell through to a generic "400 Client Error: BAD REQUEST" message instead of surfacing the server's message (which contains the purchase/upgrade URL). Align the client with the server's error code and pass the server message through unchanged.
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Ahhh, so simple. Yeah it looks like it fixes the webapp ticket too.
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The client mapped the API error code "CreditBalanceTooLow" but the server actually sends "RenderingCreditBalanceTooLow", so the error fell through to a generic "400 Client Error: BAD REQUEST" message instead of surfacing the server's message (which contains the purchase/upgrade URL).
Align the client with the server's error code and pass the server message through unchanged.
This should also solve: https://github.com/orgs/Codeplain-ai/projects/1?pane=issue&itemId=169443976&issue=Codeplain-ai%7Ccodeplain-webapp%7C20