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🟢 Tier S · Ready to mergeThe bulk-operations benchmark assertion helper no longer logs HTTP response bodies when an assertion fails. It continues to report the assertion name and response status, then throws the assertion error.
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Failed benchmark setup calls currently print the complete HTTP response body, which can expose API keys or session data in logs (CodeQL #511). Remove that body log and retain the assertion name, HTTP status, and thrown error.
Validation: exercised the actual assertion function with a failing response containing a sentinel secret. The original code logs it; the changed code keeps the status and failure while omitting the body. JavaScript syntax check and git diff --check pass.
Related triage: #14675. The neighboring status-only alert #510 is a false positive and is dismissed separately. Full benchmark E2E was not run; this changes only failure logging.