yeah fair 200 is correct at the protocol level, no argument there. I think where it gets confusing is that people treat it as “done”, while in a lot of real s

yeah fair 200 is correct at the protocol level, no argument there. I think where it gets confusing is that people treat it as “done”, while in a lot of real systems it just means the request got accepted and handed off. after that it’s queues, providers, retries, all kinds of stuff you don’t really see. so you end up with “success” at the API layer but still inconsistent outcomes. that’s mostly what I’ve been running into in production. curious how others think about that.