[codex] fix unsupported attachment error mapping#101
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Map Bedrock Converse unsupported-MIME ValueError chains into a typed UiPathUnsupportedAttachmentError (stable UNSUPPORTED_ATTACHMENT_FORMAT code, preserved mime_type/provider_detail). Dispatch client-side typed errors through a _CLIENT_SIDE_CLASSIFIERS registry tried ahead of HTTP status mapping, so future non-HTTP error propagations are a one-line addition rather than a dispatcher edit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Bedrock Converse request conversion can reject file blocks locally with a bare ValueError containing Unsupported MIME type before an HTTP response exists. The generic provider wrapper previously mapped that to the root UiPathError, losing the user-actionable attachment semantics.
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