How to handle empty HTTP Response

[glossd]

Right now I have to specify the type in HTTP methods. E.g. Delete method usually returns no content.
I do have fetch.GetJ shortcut for fetch.Get[fetch.J], I could add fetch.DeleteNoContent or something, but I don't really like it.
However, I need to check the status of the HTTP response so I would use it like this

var url = ...
res, err := fetch.Delete[fetch.Response[string]](url)
if err != nil {
    panic(err)
}
if res.Status == 200 {
     // delete success
}

I don't need to specify the string. The problem is that the generic interface is not inferred
I could add fetch.NoContent for which you don't need to specify a type parameter but it would have all of the http data from fetch.Response

[glossd]

NoContent is an HTTP status 204, could be confusing. Empty from grpc sounds better, but still not good enough. fetch.EmptyResponse is a bit long.
And I can see another use-case, what if I don't care about the body, well you can use HEAD method if the server supports it, or I could use fetch.EmptyResponse which will skip reading the body.
The name isn't clear yet, it should represent fetch.Response which does not read/marshal the body.