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馃悰 fix(standalone): retry index fetch, resume dropped downloads - #2001
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Transient GitHub errors abort standalone-Python fetches: the release-index
urlopenhas no retry, and the archive retry covers only opening the connection, soRemoteDisconnected/IncompleteReadmid-body escapes it (run 31618954128). Both fetches now retry with exponential backoff on connection errors and 429/5xx; 4xx raises immediately. A dropped archive download resumes from the bytes already on disk with aRangerequest, falling back to a clean restart when the server ignores it.