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Eventually managed to figure this out by using `az --debug` directly to try to create the resource, which prints both requests and responses to the API. It seems in this case the API simply returned a 404 with no content, so there was not much of a response for Pulumi to parse.

However, I think it would be very helpful if Pulumi did:
• print the requests and responses (including headers) when `-v=9`
• print the HTTP status code in the error message

<https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native/issues/1260>