Consider HTTP 429 a succcessful response in the Markdown link check. #2201
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Pull Request Overview
This change modifies the pre-commit configuration to treat HTTP 429 (Too Many Requests) responses as successful when checking markdown links, preventing false failures during link validation.
- Added configuration to accept HTTP 429 status codes as valid responses in markdown link checking
- Updated the pre-commit hook arguments to include status codes 200, 206, and 429
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This cherry-picks changes from #2191 to the 2.x release series to avoid a lengthy process of ignoring changes in an up-merge.