Describe the bug

As you can see in

Could you modify responses so that the behavior from a client perspective is the one of requests (ie: no additional attributes in objects) ?

Thanks again

Additional context

In the context of writing tests against HTTP behavior that cannot be reproduced with a real live scenario (such as an HTTP failure response from the server), I am trusting my test suite to be able to handle those scenarios and if I see that a PreparedRequest contains an attribute, I assume it will exists in production code as well the day such issue will occur (could be years after deployment time in such scenarios).

Version of responses

0.25.3

Steps to Reproduce

import requests
import responses

def test_params_in_prepared_request():
    responses.get("https://the_test.url", status=403)
    response = requests.get("https://the_test.url?param=value")
    try:
        response.raise_for_status()
    except requests.RequestException as e:
        print(e.request.params)  # Without responses, an AttributeError will be raise ('PreparedRequest' object has no attribute 'params')

Expected Result

I expect the same failure as in production in my test run

Actual Result

The AttributeError is not raised when accessing params on a PreparedRequest