Jacob Overgaard cd72dbe4ea V16: Retry requests after timeout (#19495)
* feat: fix a small-ish nitpick where extensions would reload after login

this could potentially try to re-register all private extensions after each auth signal, which is being prevented anyway because of duplicate aliases, but still nice to remove and not have to listen to

* feat: align login UI extension load with backoffice, i.e. wait for external load before registering core extensions

* build(deps): bump @hey-api to newest and re-generate client

* chore: adds extra error logging

* feat: adds retry logic to the api interceptor

* feat: warn about incomplete actions

* fix: the body was already plain text, but we need to ensure the headers say so as well

* feat: warns the user when actions could not be completed

* build(deps): update @hey-api/client-fetch

* chore: generate new api

* feat: simplify error handling to just UmbApiError and UmbCancelError

* feat: moves error notifications from interceptors into tryExecute, so you more easily can opt out of it and everything is gathered in one place

* feat: recreate responses with correct 'status' and 'statusText'

* build: stop dotnet processes after debug session

* feat: extrapolate common logic into helper method to create responses

* feat: returns a UmbProblemDetails like object on interceptors to be handled by tryExecute

* chore: deprecates duplicate, outdated UmbProblemDetails interface and type guard

* feat: uses the 'title' of the problem details object to convey the main message

* chore: 401 and 403 uses their own interceptors

* feat: show no notification if 401

* feat: uses the real request method and url (instead of the template placeholders) to tell the user what did not succeed

* feat: retry requests with no timeout/race

* feat: throttle and delay signals and disallow them from being updated from the outside

* chore: adds more logging to timeouts

* chore: optimise imports

* test: ignores any test files left in node_modules folder

* feat: uses auditTime to wait a bit before showing the timeout screen

* feat: adds 404 handling to error interceptor

* chore: cleans up after response modification

* feat: preserve only a few headers

this mimicks the v15 behavior

* feat: lets the UI handle 404 errors instead of notifying directly

* test: uses create action menu option instead to find the correct locator, and skips a seemingly unnecessary timeout
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