chore(test): replace netcat with Python HTTP server in network tests#1140
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chore(test): replace netcat with Python HTTP server in network tests#1140
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Test-only changes that swap the header-capture mechanism; no production code or security-sensitive logic is modified.
Overview
Updates the JS SDK and Python SDK network tests for
maskRequestHostto stop installing/usingnetcatto capture inbound headers.The tests now launch a lightweight Python
http.serverhandler that writes received request headers to/tmp/headers.txt, then read that file to assert the maskedHostvalue; related waits/timeouts and command options were adjusted to match the new approach.Written by Cursor Bugbot for commit a6992a6. This will update automatically on new commits. Configure here.