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Sensitive header names collected in the HTTP client

Under the hood
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Internals

The HTTP layer now knows which header names count as secrets for masking.

What

The first-party HTTP module gained a set of header names to treat as sensitive: authorization, proxy-authorization, x-authorization, x-api-key and cookie. It sits beside the trusted-origin list and the request wrappers, so it is part of the shared request path.

Evidence

"proxy-authorization"

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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