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Backports a fix that ensures website_status.error is set before logging so the correct error message is displayed.

Sequence diagram for website status error handling in check_website

sequenceDiagram
    participant Website
    participant check_website
    participant logger
    participant WebsiteStatus
    participant response
    Website->>check_website: Call check_website(site)
    check_website->>response: Get response
    alt response is online
        check_website->>logger: Log "Online"
        check_website->>WebsiteStatus: Set online = True
    else response is offline
        check_website->>WebsiteStatus: Set error = response.error
        check_website->>logger: Log "Offline: {website_status.error}"
    end
    check_website-->>WebsiteStatus: Return website_status

Class diagram for WebsiteStatus error attribute update

classDiagram
    class WebsiteStatus {
        +bool online
        +str error
    }
    class response {
        +str error
    }
    WebsiteStatus <.. response : uses error

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