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Expect NotFoundError for an unknown model - #70
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OpenAI now answers an unknown model with a 404 (model_not_found) instead of a 400, so the edge-case example reported a false failure. It checks the error code in the body rather than the message text, because newer openai gem versions leave the body out of #message.
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OpenAI now returns a 404
NotFoundError(code: "model_not_found") for an unknown model, not a 400, soexamples/07_edge_cases.rbprinted a false ✗. The check readse.bodyinstead ofe.message, sinceopenai0.106 leaves the body out of the message (0.80 includes it). Verified against the live API: Test 1 now prints ✓. Examples aren't part of CI.