fix(cas): handle client disconnect errors gracefully in download service#2882
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Client disconnects (connection reset by peer, broken pipe) during HTTP downloads were being logged as errors and reported to Sentry. These are normal operational events that should be logged at info level instead. Refs: PFM-5015 Signed-off-by: Miguel Martinez Trivino <miguel@chainloop.dev>
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isClientDisconnecthelper that detects client disconnections:context.Canceled, gRPC canceled status,ECONNRESET(connection reset by peer), andEPIPE(broken pipe)io.Copyto response writer) — previously these errors were logged as errors and sent to SentryFixes #2883