Add Stripe and HTTP client snippets to Go UltiSnips#52
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Adds htclient, sclient, serr, jdec, smain, and idem snippets for common Stripe API and HTTP client patterns. Skipped the new ctx snippet as ctxto already covers context.WithTimeout. https://claude.ai/code/session_0175T5PwVBu493YWDc2jsLhY
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Add a collection of UltiSnips for common Go patterns when working with Stripe and HTTP clients.
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htclient— HTTP client initialization with configurable timeoutsclient— Stripe client setup from environment variableserr— Stripe error handling with type assertion and error code switchingjdec— JSON response body decoding with error handlingsmain— Main function with STRIPE_SECRET_KEY validationidem— Stripe idempotency key generationThese snippets reduce boilerplate when integrating Stripe payments or making HTTP requests in Go projects. Trigger with
<C-e>and jump between placeholders with<C-j>/<C-k>.https://claude.ai/code/session_0175T5PwVBu493YWDc2jsLhY