fix: correct GraphQL path detection in code executor - #24
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The GraphQL endpoint check compared against '/client/v4/graphql' but user-supplied paths are relative to the API base (which already includes /client/v4), so the path would just be '/graphql'. This caused GraphQL responses to be handled as REST responses, throwing misleading errors.
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/client/v4/graphql, but user-supplied paths are relative to the API base which already includes/client/v4cloudflare.request({ path: '/graphql', ... })would never match the old check, causing GraphQL responses to be parsed as REST and throwing misleading errors like "GraphQL error: No route for that URI"/graphqldirectlyTest plan
cloudflare.request({ method: 'POST', path: '/graphql', body: { query: '{ viewer { accounts { accountTag } } }' } })returns GraphQL-formatted responses