Deleting a datasource_entry results in a JSON::ParseError from attempting to parse the empty string

[cykod]

This likely happens on other DELETE requests, but I'm currently only running into it attempting to delete datasource_entries via the API.

Successfully calling DELETE on a datasource_entity results in a response code of 204 (No Content) and an empty body which presents as the empty string in rest-client. The API client then attempt to call JSON.parse on the empty string, which results in a thrown exception of JSON::ParserError (859: unexpected token at '') caused by the call at https://github.com/storyblok/storyblok-ruby/blob/1f018c0965f754d2ea47424dd5e5cc153c4a8404/lib/storyblok/client.rb#L174 which calls https://github.com/storyblok/storyblok-ruby/blob/1f018c0965f754d2ea47424dd5e5cc153c4a8404/lib/storyblok/client.rb#L226-L228
Regardless of the return value of the request.

We are on Ruby 2.7.6, but verified the behavior of JSON.parse("") on Ruby 3.2 and it's the same.

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Expected Behavior

The API shouldn't attempt to parse the empty body

Current Behavior

The API ignores the lack of a response body and call JSON.parse regardless of the response code or the body.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Use the Ruby client to delete a valid datasource_entry via the /v1/spaces/[SPACE_ID]/datasource_entries/[entry_id] route
2. The client will trigger a unexpected token at '' (JSON::ParserError) exception

[Djamal-Sadaghiani]

I am getting the same error when performing a put action for assets on (ruby 3.3.3)