feat(sdk): standardize backend error types with strict literals#2004
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Zavi Quintero (ZaviQ7) wants to merge 3 commits intolangchain-ai:mainfrom
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feat(sdk): standardize backend error types with strict literals#2004Zavi Quintero (ZaviQ7) wants to merge 3 commits intolangchain-ai:mainfrom
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Standardizes backend file operation errors to use strict
Literalstrings (e.g.,"file_not_found") instead of raw error strings across all built-in backends. This aligns with the new constraint inAGENTS.mdto provide structured, LLM-actionable error reporting without breaking backwards compatibility for custom backends.