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Gumroad API pagination and HTTP 200 errors: the store that looked half-empty

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I run a small Gumroad store from a set of scripts on my homelab. The scripts create products, set prices and tags, and check what is already listed before they list anything new. Twice this month they gave me a completely wrong picture of that store, and neither time did anything error. Both mistakes came from the same place: the Gumroad API tells you what happened in a way that is easy to misread. There are two traps.

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