Sample code for: Python HTTPX: Making HTTP Requests With HTTPX2

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Code examples for the Python HTTPX: Making HTTP Requests With HTTPX2 tutorial. Files live in the python-httpx/ top-level folder, named after the article slug.

Generated from the tutorial markdown with the post-materials skill, then verified locally before pushing. Every file was executed against httpx2 2.12.0: the thirteen named examples each reproduce the output documented in the article, and default_timeout_error.py and closed_client_error.py raise the exceptions the troubleshooting section describes.

Two notes on the contents:

• requirements.txt pins httpx2[http2] so http2_client.py works out of the box. The tutorial installs the extra later on, once it reaches the HTTP/2 section.
• The tutorial's fourth error demo — calling httpx2.Client(http2=True) without the http2 extra — isn't included, since it can't raise from a folder whose requirements install that extra.