Tell TypeSafe failures apart on the System One passthrough

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Why

Analytics showed ~4,200 typesafe_502 on /v1/systemone from 15:00 UTC on Oct 16, almost all from one anonymous caller with one label set, while jev-1.13.0 had zero failures. I couldn't reproduce them through production.

The passthrough caught every error from the provider call and returned its own 502, and that 502 was recorded as typesafe_502. That included SpendingErrors thrown by the permit. The caller still got the right 402, because withFreeSpending swaps in the spending error, but analytics counted a TypeSafe 502 with no model. That matches what we saw: fast failures (~214 ms) that never reached TypeSafe, starting after ~741 successes. This is the likely explanation; it isn't confirmed yet.

What changes

What happened	Recorded reason	Caller gets
TypeSafe answered with an error	`typesafe_<status>`	TypeSafe's response (unchanged)
TypeSafe never answered	`typesafe`	502 `{error, code: "typesafe"}`
Provider call timed out	`timeout`	502 `{error, code: "timeout"}`
Our spending check refused	its own code, e.g. `request_spending_limit`	the spending error (unchanged)

Our own failure responses are tracked in a WeakMap keyed by the response object, so nothing in TypeSafe's body can pass for one.
typesafe and timeout were already documented 502 codes, so the docs don't change.
Image and Jev-Omni requests keep their old reasons.

Checks

npx tsc --noEmit: clean
npm test: passes, including four new tests in test/typesafe-compat.test.ts, one per row above

After deploy, an hour of that caller's traffic should show whether the 502s become a spending code or stay typesafe_502.

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Bug Fixes
- TypeSafe failures now report clearer reasons, distinguishing upstream errors, timeouts, and locally generated failures.
- Spending-limit refusals are recorded and returned as spending errors instead of being treated as provider failures.
- TypeSafe no-response errors now have a clearer description. Other providers’ existing failure status codes remain unchanged.

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Tell TypeSafe failures apart on the System One passthrough

cf3cfefOct 16

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The TypeSafe compatibility handler now distinguishes local failures from upstream failures and rethrows spending errors. The request path records spending errors and uses classified TypeSafe failure reasons.

Changes: TypeSafe failure handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Classify adapter failures `src/typesafe-compat.ts`, `test/typesafe-compat.test.ts`	The compatibility handler records local failure reasons, rethrows spending errors, and returns classified 502 responses for other caught errors. Tests cover upstream 502 responses, network errors, timeouts, and spending refusals.
Handle and record request failures `src/index.ts`, `src/features/admin/reasons.ts`	The request path records and returns spending errors when no GPU door handles the request. Failed TypeSafe responses use the classified reason, and the admin reason map includes `typesafe`.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Suggested reviewers: mrmps

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to cf3cf

The change separates TypeSafe failure reasons as intended. Two small gaps remain: spending refusals may lack the usual response headers, and a missing-key 503 may be recorded as a TypeSafe failure. Both are safe to fix in a follow-up or before merge.

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Review comments at @src/index.ts:
- Line 1659: Update the SpendingError catch path containing errorResponse so
spending refusals pass through the route’s usual response-header finalization
while preserving the refusal body and status. Reuse the existing TypeSafe header
finalization flow to include policy, data-sharing, rate-limit, and
exposed-header values.

Review comments at @src/typesafe-compat.ts:
- Line 77: Update the missing-apiKey response handling in the adapter to record
its locally generated 503 in LOCAL_FAILURES before the fallback classifies it,
so the response is not labeled typesafe_503.

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