fix: handle non-JSON responses in carbon.js to prevent crash #271
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When the WebsiteCarbon API is protected by Cloudflare and requests originate from datacenter IPs, Cloudflare may return an HTML challenge page instead of JSON. This caused JSON.parse() to throw an uncaught SyntaxError exception, crashing the entire application. This fix: - Checks if the response starts with HTML markers before parsing - Wraps JSON.parse in try-catch for additional safety - Returns a descriptive error message instead of crashing Fixes Lissy93#268
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When the WebsiteCarbon API is protected by Cloudflare and requests originate from datacenter IPs, Cloudflare may return an HTML challenge page instead of JSON. This caused JSON.parse() to throw an uncaught SyntaxError exception, crashing the entire application.
This fix:
Fixes #268