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Accept status code 429 on com.google.fonts/check/metadata/broken_links
See original GitHub issue
429 = "too many requests"
I think this should be considered evidence of a good / live URL, so the check should accept it.
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I’ve double-checked (no pun intended) and both checks run one per family (the metadata one and the description_html one)
I think that’s reasonable.