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Enhances the broken link checker by adding retry logic for rate limiting (429) and timeout (408) errors, using exponential backoff. Introduces a mechanism to accept specific rate-limited URLs. Processes links in batches to avoid overwhelming the system. Skips checking empty or already visited URLs.
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Enhances the broken link checker by adding retry logic for rate limiting (429) and timeout (408) errors, using exponential backoff.
Introduces a mechanism to accept specific rate-limited URLs.
Processes links in batches to avoid overwhelming the system.
Skips checking empty or already visited URLs.