[AI] Use Ktor's HttpRequestTimeoutException for timeout handling#7966
[AI] Use Ktor's HttpRequestTimeoutException for timeout handling#7966
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Updated the exception handling logic to catch `HttpRequestTimeoutException` from the Ktor HTTP client for request timeouts. This replaces the previous reliance on `TimeoutCancellationException`, which comes from the coroutine rather than the network layer. The timeout test in `APIControllerTests` is temporarily disabled due to missing Ktor timeout testing support.
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Updated the exception handling logic to catch
HttpRequestTimeoutExceptionfrom the Ktor HTTP client for request timeouts. This replaces the previous reliance onTimeoutCancellationException, which comes from the coroutine rather than the network layer.The timeout test in
APIControllerTestsis temporarily disabled due to missing Ktor timeout testing support.