Describe the bug

• Node.js version: v22.7.0
• OS & version: MacOs - 14.6.1

Just to set the context....

1. I have method like...
   async function getErrorCodes() {
   return [
   'ETIMEDOUT',
   'ECONNRESET',
   'EADDRINUSE',
   'ECONNREFUSED',
   'EPIPE',
   'ENOTFOUND',
   'ENETUNREACH',
   'EAI_AGAIN',
   'ERR_SOCKET_TIMEOUT' <-- additionally added for retries...
   ];
   }

2. i have method like...
   async function exponentialBackOffDelay() {
   return ({ attemptCount,retryOptions,error, computedValue,retryAfter }) => {
   if (computedValue) {
   let cdelay = attemptCount * 5000;
   return cdelay;
   }
   console.log(permitted ${attemptCount} retry attempts have been completed);
   return 0;
   }

async function getGotRequest() {
return got.extend({
retry: {
limit: 5
methods:['GET','PUT'],
errorCodes: await getErrorCodes(),
calculateDelay: await exponentialBackOffDelay()
},
}

We've noticed that even though the limit for all requests is set to 5.
there are some requests that only have 1 retry attempt.

permitted 1 retry attempts have been completed;

and there are some requests that only have 3 retry attempt.

permitted 3 retry attempts have been completed;

and there are some requests that only have 5 retry attempt.

permitted 5 retry attempts have been completed;

My Question
Why are my requests exhibiting varying retry attempts when the limit is set to 5 for all requests?
Could I be overlooking a detail in the exponentialBackOffDelay settings or perhaps in the timeout configurations?