Add more accurate BadRequest handling - #5786
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- Currently bad requests are getting intercepted by some default method that translates them into 503s. Add explict capture.
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What
Add explicit capture/report of BadRequests from GdsApi::HTTPBadRequest
Why
Currently bad requests are getting turned into 503s, which means they turn up in Sentry. We should ideally not be alerting on these, so return a correct 400 (this will be important when we include gds-api-adapters 103.5.0, which returns BadRequest immediately when we ask content store for a path that doesn't conform to RFC-192