Improve exception handing in langchain_tools.py#6149
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The searchfox-lib python bindings weren't using typed exceptions, but this got added in 0.16. This changes the following: - If the tool call fails because of a logic error (file not found, using wrong arguments, etc.), we log with error level, this goes to sentry. We want to track those and improve API/documentation/etc. -- this is generally actionnable - If the tool call fails because of a searchfox infra error (network, load, timeout etc.), we allow ourselve to retry, but if that still fails it is logged as a warning -- we can't do much.
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The searchfox-lib python bindings weren't using typed exceptions, but this got added in 0.16.
This changes the following: