Sonny B b8548f2203 Allow HTTPFetcher to pass through 304 responses (#4120)
## Summary

This updates `js/http_fetcher.js` so HTTP `304 Not Modified` responses
are emitted through the normal `response` event instead of being treated
as errors.

That aligns the core fetcher with the built-in `yr` weather provider in
`v2.35.0`, which already includes explicit logic to handle `304` and
reuse cached data.

Closes #4119.

## Root cause

`HTTPFetcher` currently treats all non-OK responses as errors. Since
`304` is not an OK response, it never reaches providers listening on the
`response` event.

At the same time, `defaultmodules/weather/providers/yr.js` expects to
receive `304` and handle it by reusing cached data.

## What changed

- special-case HTTP `304` in `HTTPFetcher`
- emit `304` through the normal `response` event
- preserve the existing error path for other non-OK statuses

## Validation

- confirmed `defaultmodules/weather/providers/yr.js` already expects
`response.status === 304`
- compared the unpatched `v2.35.0` `HTTPFetcher` behavior to the
provider logic
- ran `node --check js/http_fetcher.js`

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