docs: clarify 415 vs 400 errors for request.json

[adityasah104]

Description

Clarifies the distinction between 415 and 400 error codes when using request.json, aligning the JavaScript patterns documentation with the API reference.

Changes

• Updated "Receiving JSON in Views" section to specify:
  • 400 Bad Request: for invalid JSON body
  • 415 Unsupported Media Type: for missing/incorrect Content-Type header
• Updated "Making a Request with fetch" section for consistency

Fixes

Fixes #5825

Checklist

• Documentation updated
• Changes align with existing API documentation

[lonelyH3b]

Hey @adityasah104, I see you have edited the line quite a bit. Why not to keep it as it is and just edit the error message?

As example:
Use the json property of the request object to decode the request’s body as JSON. If the body is not valid JSON, or the Content-Type header is not set to application/json, a 400 Bad Request 415 Unsupported Media Type error will be raised.

How about changing it this way? 🙂

[davidism]

@lonelyH3b because that's not accurate, as described in the issue, in the PR description, and in the code.

[lonelyH3b]

Yes, got it ❤️

[adityasah104]

Thanks @davidism for clarifying! The PR is ready for review whenever you have time.

[adityasah104]

@davidism Just wanted to gently follow up on this when you have a chance. Happy to make any additional changes if needed!