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fix: preserve scheme when forwarding host-header requests, refuse self-forwarding - #4
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…t https Host-header fallback routing hardcoded https for every upstream URL, so any plain-http request to the proxy failed with "io error: error sending request for url (https://...)". Resolve the upstream with the scheme the client actually used (URI scheme, defaulting to http since the daemon listens on plain HTTP) and preserve the port from the Host header, which was silently dropped before. Also refuse to forward requests that resolve back to the daemon's own listen address (a base-URL override without a provider prefix would otherwise loop through the proxy until the loop guard trips), returning a clear error instead.
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Preserve scheme
Host-header fallback routing hardcoded https for every upstream URL, so any plain-http request to the proxy failed with "io error: error sending request for url (https://...)". Resolve the upstream with the scheme the client actually used (URI scheme, defaulting to http since the daemon listens on plain HTTP) and preserve the port from the Host header, which was silently dropped before.
Refuse self-forwarding
Refuse to forward requests that resolve back to the daemon's own listen address (a base-URL override without a provider prefix would otherwise loop through the proxy until the loop guard trips), returning a clear error instead.
Fixes #3