Validate error handler fallback - #40570
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What
Validate that the error handler fallback on the default mapping if it does not hit any status code
How
Adding a test. The reason it works if because of this code that gets executed as part of the DefaultErrorHandler when there is not match
User Impact
None, it's just a test
Can this PR be safely reverted and rolled back?