Throw a TransportException when an error response cannot be parsed #579
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When an error response cannot be parsed, make sure we throw a
TransportExceptionthat wraps the original response for further inspection. This is useful when a request fails because a proxy rejected the response and returns its own error response which can be anything.Also add status code to
TransportException.Fixes #563