feat(retry): retry pre-response connection resets on all methods (#118)#119
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Reviewed: _retry.py correctly extends urllib3's connection-error classification so pre-response resets retry on all methods (including POST) while read timeouts and status retries stay idempotent-only. The generated configuration.py and its mustache template are kept in sync, and .openapi-generator-ignore registers the new hand-maintained module. Test coverage is thorough — bug repro, all-methods fix, bounded exhaustion, timeout gating, detector units, and pool-args wiring. LGTM.
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Closes #118.
Configurationnow defaults to a retry policy that transparently retries pre-response connection resets (stale pooled keep-alive connections) on every method includingPOST— safe because the reset happens before the request reaches the server, so a retry can't double-execute. Read timeouts and status retries stay idempotent-only, and an explicitretries=still overrides the default.