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[xtsea]

Summary by Sourcery

Update README link for API key instructions and adjust HTTP status error handling flag.

Bug Fixes:

• Change AsyncStatusError invocation to disable httpx-specific status checking.

Documentation:

• Correct the API key retrieval documentation link in README to point to the proper section.

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR corrects the documentation link for obtaining the API key in the README and adjusts the HTTP status error handling flag in the asynchronous client.

Sequence diagram for updated HTTP status error handling in post()

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client as _client.py
    participant HTTPX as HTTPX
    participant AsyncStatusError as AsyncStatusError
    Client->>HTTPX: Send POST request
    HTTPX-->>Client: Return response (resp)
    Client->>AsyncStatusError: await AsyncStatusError(resp, status_httpx=False)
    AsyncStatusError-->>Client: (error handling)
    Client->>HTTPX: resp.raise_for_status()
    alt use_type == ResponseType.IMAGE
        Client->>HTTPX: await resp.read()
    else
        Client->>HTTPX: await resp.json()
    end

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Fixed API key link in documentation	Updated the URL fragment for the API key retrieval section	README.md
Adjusted error handling behavior in async client	Changed AsyncStatusError invocation to use status_httpx=False	Ryzenth/_client.py

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