Code
F7132 stood-in
In a case that forjr test --declared made, the code called a service or a model, which every such case stands in for.
Details
A case made from the declarations reaches nothing outside: every service and every model is stood in by one that refuses with this code, and so is a request of a page to another host and a connection of the app's code to another host by any way the runtime gives, a plain fetch, WebSocket, node:http, node:http2, node:net, node:tls or node:dgram, held where its socket connects, and a lookup of a name and a pipe of another program; mail goes to the mailbox, and a run that asks a person is answered no. The case goes on with the refusal, and what the definition does with it is its answer: a definition that lets the refusal out is refused with F7132, which the case keeps, as it keeps any other code.
The fix
Nothing to mend where the answer is what you mean. A test of what the definition does with a real answer is written by hand, with app.fake, beside the cases.