fix: handle 404 for bot-type user accounts#42
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fix: handle 404 for bot-type user accounts#42Madoshakalaka wants to merge 1 commit intoJamesSingleton:mainfrom
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The GitHub API returns 404 when calling /users/{username}/orgs for
bot-type accounts (e.g. Copilot). Instead of crashing with an
unhandled exception, catch the 404 and return "false".
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I'm a maintainer from Yew where we encountered this recently probably because of GitHub's new agent features.
yewstack/yew#4036
The GitHub API returns 404 when calling /users/{username}/orgs for bot-type accounts (e.g. Copilot). Instead of crashing with an unhandled exception, this PR makes it catch the 404 and return "false".