feat: Improve HTTP error handling with structured HTTPError class and enhanced logging

[hasip-timurtas]

Summary

This PR enhances error handling throughout the application by introducing a structured approach to HTTP errors and improving logging capabilities for better debugging and monitoring.

Changes Made

Core Improvements

• HTTPError Class: Added a new HTTPError class in fetchClient.ts that captures response details and request IDs for structured error handling
• Enhanced fetchClient: Improved the base fetch client with better error logging, timeout handling, and request ID tracking
• Request ID Integration: Added unique request ID generation and tracking for better request tracing

API Error Handling Updates

• fetchFastApiKeys: Replaced raw fetch calls with fetchClient and added specific HTTPError handling with detailed logging
• isSvgImage: Enhanced error handling to gracefully handle HTTP errors by returning false instead of throwing
• fetchRawNftMetadata: Updated to use improved error handling patterns
• Additional API endpoints: Applied consistent error handling across multiple API functions

Configuration

• TypeScript: Updated tsconfig.json to exclude src/dAppIntegration/scripts.ts from compilation

Benefits

1. Better Debugging: Request IDs enable easier tracking of failed requests across logs
2. Structured Error Information: HTTPError class provides consistent error structure with response details
3. Improved Resilience: API calls now handle errors more gracefully, preventing unnecessary crashes
4. Enhanced Logging: More detailed error logging helps with monitoring and troubleshooting
5. Consistent Error Handling: Standardized approach across all API calls

Testing

The changes maintain backward compatibility while providing enhanced error information. All existing error handling flows continue to work as expected with additional debugging capabilities.

Type of Change

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
• This change requires a documentation update

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Note: This improvement enhances the developer experience and application reliability by providing better error visibility and handling throughout the HTTP layer.