fix: format provider rate limit errors - #11249
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fix: format provider rate limit errors
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OpenAI Responses-compatible providers can emit in-stream
rate_limit_exceededevents with an empty message. These errors currently fall through as unknown failures, causing the extension to expose nested raw response JSON even though the retry layer recognizes the same condition.Normalize these events at the CLI provider boundary into retryable API errors, preserving provider-supplied messages and the original response while supplying a concise fallback when the message is empty. The extension also unwraps nested serialized errors defensively so existing or partially normalized session errors render the same readable result.