feat(session): log Meraki X-Request-Id on 5xx responses#420
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When a 5xx response is received, the sync and async REST sessions now log the Meraki X-Request-Id response header so users can hand it to Meraki to look up the request in server-side logs. The id is included in the per-retry warning and, once retries are exhausted, logged at error level. When the header is absent, "none" is logged in its place to aid debugging.
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When a 5xx response is received, the sync and async REST sessions now log the Meraki X-Request-Id response header so users can hand it to Meraki to look up the request in server-side logs. The id is included in the per-retry warning and, once retries are exhausted, logged at error level. When the header is absent, "none" is logged in its place to aid debugging.