fix: handle network errors in pi API client - #3058
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The pi package API functions called fetch without try-catch, causing unhandled rejections on network failures. Wrapped both functions in try-catch to return user-friendly error messages.
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Summary
The pi package API functions called fetch without try-catch, so network failures (DNS errors, timeouts, connection resets) surfaced as unhandled exceptions and crashed the tool call instead of returning a readable error. Wrapped searchLibraries and fetchLibraryContext in try-catch, matching the MCP package implementation, so failures return user-friendly error strings.
Testing
Reproduced by mocking fetch to reject with a network error; both functions threw before the fix and now return error messages instead. Added packages/pi/tests/api.test.ts covering network failures, non-ok statuses, empty bodies, and successful responses. All 11 pi package tests pass.
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