Surface Google SERP parse errors instead of returning empty results#133
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Surface Google SERP parse errors (supersedes #133)
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Unexpected non-JSON responses from Bright Data no longer get converted into empty search results. Instead, single-query calls now fail with a useful error, and batch calls return per-item errors while preserving partial successes.
Returning {"organic":[]} on parse failure made upstream errors look like legitimate empty search results, which hid production issues and made them harder to debug.