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The manifest never mentions HTTP/response-status behavior (no "status"/"exception"/"throw" match) despite the code calling response.EnsureSuccessStatusCode() (line 115), which throws on any non-2xx response. The Delay parameter description is scoped to "sequential (non-sticky) key sending," but the code always includes Delay in the request regardless of sticky mode — the documented scope isn't enforced client-side.
Proposed change
Update the manifest's description/parameter text to accurately reflect response-status behavior (throws on non-success) and the Delay parameter's actual scope (always sent, not sticky-conditional client-side) — do this after #81/#86 land so the documentation describes final behavior, not the current gap.
Compatibility requirements
Documentation-only; must describe actual post-fix behavior, not aspirational behavior.
Problem
The manifest never mentions HTTP/response-status behavior (no "status"/"exception"/"throw" match) despite the code calling
response.EnsureSuccessStatusCode()(line 115), which throws on any non-2xx response. TheDelayparameter description is scoped to "sequential (non-sticky) key sending," but the code always includesDelayin the request regardless of sticky mode — the documented scope isn't enforced client-side.Proposed change
Update the manifest's description/parameter text to accurately reflect response-status behavior (throws on non-success) and the Delay parameter's actual scope (always sent, not sticky-conditional client-side) — do this after #81/#86 land so the documentation describes final behavior, not the current gap.
Compatibility requirements
Acceptance criteria