Change the responds status code for not implemented API from 500 to 501 #2517
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XiaoningLiu
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Per the suggestion of #810 (comment), change the responds status code for not implemented API from 500 to 501. (only change B/Q, since Table already use 501)
I have tested with .net SDK, after the change, .net SDK won't retry on the not implemented API and will fail faster.
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