Enhanced ReCClientHelpers.cs with a new utility method:
- Added `BuildQueryFromObject<T>` to serialize objects into query strings.
- Skips `null` properties and escapes names/values for safety.
- Added `System.Collections` and `System.Reflection` namespaces to support reflection and collection operations.
This improves HTTP request handling by enabling dynamic query string generation from object payloads.
The HandleResponseAsync method was updated to include a new
optional parameter, `logSuccess`, which allows control over
whether successful HTTP responses are logged. The default
value is `true`. This change applies to both `NETFRAMEWORK`
and non-`NETFRAMEWORK` builds. The method's XML documentation
was updated to reflect this new behavior.
Refactored the `EnsureSuccessAsync` method to `HandleResponseAsync`
and added optional `ILogger` support for logging HTTP request
and response details.
- Added `using Microsoft.Extensions.Logging;` for logging.
- Log success responses with HTTP method, URI, status code,
and reason phrase.
- Updated exception message construction for clarity.
- Added conditional compilation for nullable `ILogger?`
in non-NET Framework targets.
- Improved code maintainability by consolidating logic.
Introduced the `EnsureSuccessAsync` method in `ReCClientHelpers.cs` to handle HTTP response validation asynchronously. This method throws a `ReCApiException` for non-success status codes, including detailed error information such as status code, reason phrase, HTTP method, URI, and response body (if available).
Updated `using` directives to support asynchronous operations and cancellation tokens. Removed redundant `#if NETFRAMEWORK` directive around `using System.Net.Http;` and adjusted `using System.Net.Http.Json;` placement for consistency.
Added exception handling for response body read failures to ensure status information is still propagated. Enhanced error reporting for failed HTTP requests.
Introduced internal static class ReCClientHelpers with methods to build query strings from key/value pairs and to create JsonContent payloads for HTTP requests. Includes conditional compilation for .NET Framework compatibility and XML documentation for both methods. Added necessary using directives.
