Lee-W opened a new pull request, #76999:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/76999

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   ## Why
   
   When every connection of a `fallback_conn_ids` chain fails, `LLMOperator` 
and `AgentOperator` raise pydantic-ai's `FallbackExceptionGroup`. `RetryRule` 
compares one exception type with `isinstance`, so a rule written for a 
provider-specific exception such as `ModelHTTPError` stops matching once a 
chain is configured. A rule set that retries rate limits but fails bad requests 
collapses into one rule. The classifier prompt of `LLMRetryPolicy` and 
`ClassifierRetryPolicy` sees only the group's message, not what each connection 
raised. (This is the gap the previous docs in `retry_policies.rst` and 
`recovery.rst` described.)
   
   ## What
   
   - 
`providers/common/ai/src/airflow/providers/common/ai/fallback_exceptions.py` 
(new): adds `FallbackChainExhaustedError`, a subclass of 
`FallbackExceptionGroup`. It exposes `member_errors` (each connection's error, 
in chain order) and `replayed_steps` / `recorded_steps` (durable journal 
progress of the failed attempt, `None` when the run was not durable). It lives 
outside `common.ai.exceptions` so that module stays importable without 
pydantic-ai.
   - `.../mixins/cancellable_run.py`: `run_agent_sync` re-raises a 
`FallbackExceptionGroup` as `FallbackChainExhaustedError`, `from` the original 
group (kept as `__cause__`), filling the journal counts from the current 
journal. An error that is already a `FallbackChainExhaustedError` is not 
wrapped again.
   - `.../policies/retry.py`:
     - `fallback_rules` of `LLMRetryPolicy` and `ClassifierRetryPolicy` are 
tried, rule by rule in the listed order, against the chain's own error and then 
against the **last** connection's error. The last connection decides when 
members disagree. A decision taken on it ends its reason with `(last chain 
member)`.
     - The classifier prompt lists each member as `chain member N of M: <Type>: 
<message>`, redacted and limited to `max_exception_length` per member, so one 
long message cannot push the last member out. With `durable=True` it also 
states how many steps the attempt replayed and recorded. The prompt-building 
code was split into a `_limit` helper to share the redact-then-truncate step.
     - The `include_traceback=True` path adds no member lines (it already 
formats the group).
   
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