Add unsupportedUserLocation case to GenerateContentError
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Updated this PR to match the approach from #93. |
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Added a specific
GenerateContentErrorcaseunsupportedUserLocationthat is thrown when the API is called from a location not in the list of available regions. Previously, this was thrown as aninternalError, requiring developers to look at the underlying error to determine the failure reason (#82).