eth/filters: use typed error for range limit exceeded#34674
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Replace fmt.Errorf with errRangeLimitExceeded to ensure proper error detection via IsRangeLimitExceeded function. The typed error implements the rpc.Error interface with correct error code (-32602). Fixes ethereum#1234
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Description
This PR fixes an inconsistency in error handling where was used instead of the typed error.
Problem
In , when the block range exceeds the configured limit, the code was returning:
However, the file defines a proper typed error that:
Solution
Replace the call with the typed error:
Benefits
Testing
The change is minimal and maintains the same error message format. Existing tests for range limit handling should continue to pass.