Classify scope-insufficient 403s as oauth_scope_insufficient#1385
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A 403 whose body or WWW-Authenticate challenge names a scope shortfall (RFC 6750 insufficient_scope, Google ACCESS_TOKEN_SCOPE_INSUFFICIENT) cannot be fixed by re-running the same OAuth grant, but all three protocol plugins collapsed it into connection_rejected, whose recovery block tells the agent to call oauth.start and retry: an infinite loop through identical consent screens. Add an oauth_scope_insufficient failure code with its own recovery guidance (reconnect with broader access; deliberately no startOAuthTool hint), a shared detector in the core SDK, and detection at the three collapse sites: openapi (body + headers), graphql (body), mcp (the transport error message, the only place the 403 body survives). A 403 without a recognised scope signal keeps the existing classification. Fixes #1381
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A 403 that names a scope shortfall (RFC 6750 insufficient_scope, Google ACCESS_TOKEN_SCOPE_INSUFFICIENT) cannot be fixed by re-running the same OAuth grant, but all three protocol plugins mapped it to connection_rejected, whose recovery hint tells the agent to call oauth.start and retry — an infinite loop through identical consent screens.
This adds an oauth_scope_insufficient failure code with its own recovery guidance (reconnect with broader access, deliberately no oauth.start hint), a shared detector in the core SDK, and detection at the three collapse sites (openapi, graphql, mcp). A 403 without a recognised scope signal keeps the existing classification.
Fixes #1381