Refactor NETCONF RPC error handling #34
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NetconfError remains the main exception class, containing an optional summary message and a list of RpcError objects. A response may contain multiple rpc-error elements. RpcError encapsulates an individual rpc-error XML element with all RFC-defined fields parsed into typed attributes. It also preserves raw XML for optional vendor extensions.
Callback signatures were refined based on whether operations return data. Operations that only return ok or error (edit-config, commit, discard-changes, lock, unlock) use action(Client, ?NetconfError) while operations returning data (get, get-config, get-schema) use action(Client, ?xml.Node, ?NetconfError).
The generic rpc-reply handler now properly distinguishes between three response types: ok-only responses where ok must be the sole child element, error responses containing one or more rpc-error elements, and normal data responses. Empty rpc-reply elements are treated as errors since they violate the protocol specification.
Closes #33