fix: keep API errors out of terminal UI#244
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Stop writing non-2xx Anthropic responses directly to stderr where they corrupt OpenCode terminal rendering. Preserve structured debug logging and return the original status, headers, and body unchanged.
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Summary
Stops non-2xx Anthropic responses from being written directly through
console.warn, where the raw line can overwrite OpenCode's terminal UI.Structured
fetch_error_responsediagnostic logging remains unchanged. The response is still returned to OpenCode with its original status, headers, and body, so normal quota handling and retry UI continue to work.Related issue
Closes #243.
Testing
429,retry-after: 11218, and the JSON error body are preserved unchanged.make allgit diff --checkChecklist
make allpasses locally