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T-800 84acb74a6a fix(feishu): retry on send rate-limit errors (230020/230006) (#89659)
* fix(feishu): add retry with linear backoff for send rate-limit errors

When Feishu returns code 230020 (per-chat rate limit), requestFeishuApi
now retries up to 2 times with linear backoff (500ms, 1000ms). The reply
path (im.message.reply) is also covered via the same retry helper.

Confirmed by a real 20-concurrent-send stress test: all 20 messages
succeed after retry.

Closes #70879

* ci: retrigger CI

* fix(feishu): retry HTTP 429 and code 11232 for message send rate limits

Feishu Open API has three send-time rate limit signals: HTTP 429
(gateway-wide quota), business code 11232 (tenant-level message
service: 100/min, 5/sec), and 230020 (per-chat). Previously only
230020 was retried; HTTP 429 and 11232 propagated as fatal errors.

- Add 11232 to FEISHU_SEND_RATE_LIMIT_CODES.
- In getFeishuSendRateLimitCode, recognize HTTP 429 before reading
  the body code so gateway-level limits enter the retry loop.
- Update doc comment listing both gateway and business sources.

* test(feishu): add focused retry coverage for 11232 and HTTP 429

The previous send.retry.test.ts only exercised 230020 / 230006 / non-rate
codes / plain errors. After expanding the retry policy in 90c787096 to
cover code 11232 (tenant-level message rate limit) and gateway-level
HTTP 429, ClawSweeper review #89659 (P2) flagged the tests as no longer
matching the production behavior.

- getFeishuSendRateLimitCode: assert 11232 returns 11232, HTTP 429
  returns 429, and HTTP 429 wins over body code when both are present.
- requestFeishuApi: cover 11232 retry-then-success, 429 retry-then-success,
  exhaustion paths for both, and a mixed 230020 → 11232 → ok recovery.

* fix(feishu): retry on fulfilled rate-limit response bodies (no-throw)

The Feishu node SDK sometimes resolves a non-throwing response that
carries a rate-limit code in its body (e.g. { code: 11232, msg: ... })
instead of rejecting. requestFeishuApi previously returned that body
straight away and downstream assertFeishuMessageApiSuccess failed once
with no retry — the same shape that issue #28157 fixed earlier on the
typing/reaction path via getBackoffCodeFromResponse.

ClawSweeper review on #89659 (P1, comment-shared.ts:140) flagged the
gap. Mirror the typing-path pattern for the send helper:

- Add getFeishuSendRateLimitCodeFromResponse to classify fulfilled
  bodies against FEISHU_SEND_RATE_LIMIT_CODES (230020, 11232).
- In requestFeishuApi, after each fulfilled await, classify before
  returning. If the body is a retryable rate limit and there are
  attempts left, continue the loop. After exhaustion, wrap the last
  fulfilled body into a synthetic AxiosError-shaped error so callers
  see the same error shape as the throw path.
- Add 11 focused tests covering fulfilled 11232/230020 retry-then-ok,
  exhaustion, mixed throw → fulfilled → ok recovery, and pass-through
  for code 0 / non-rate-limit codes.

* fix(feishu): break loop on final-attempt fulfilled rate-limit body

ClawSweeper review on dc8d3be7d (P1, comment-shared.ts:166) caught a
real bug: when the final retry attempt also fulfilled with a rate-limit
body (e.g. { code: 11232, ... }), the guard `attempt < FEISHU_SEND_MAX_RETRIES`
was false so control fell through to `return result` — bypassing the
synthetic-error exhaustion path and handing the rate-limit body to the
caller as if it were a successful response. The fulfilled-exhaustion
test missed this because Vitest's local fs module cache served the
pre-fix shape; running with a fresh cache reproduces the failure.

Split the fulfilled-rate-limit branch so the body is always captured,
then continue on a non-final attempt or break on the final attempt.
Breaking falls through to the synthetic AxiosError-shaped throw below,
which is exactly what the existing exhaustion test asserts.

* fix(feishu): retry on send rate-limit errors 230020/11232/429 (#89659) (thanks @ladygege)

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Co-authored-by: marshall.m <marshall.m@binance.com>
Co-authored-by: sliverp <870080352@qq.com>
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