Handle BadRequestTimeout gracefully in Publish error handling #3460
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Proposed changes
The client logs
BadRequestTimeout(0x80850000) as "Unhandled error during Publish" when servers return timeout responses to Publish requests. Per OPC UA spec, publish timeouts are expected operational behavior, not errors.Change: Add
StatusCodes.BadRequestTimeoutto the switch statement inSession.OnPublishComplete()alongsideStatusCodes.BadTimeout. Both now break toQueueBeginPublish(), which queues a new publish request without error logging.This eliminates spurious error logs while maintaining correct publish pipeline behavior.
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Minimal single-line change. Existing tests cover the publish pipeline behavior; new behavior mirrors existing
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