Fix CORS option documentation to match actual behavior#925
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The `--cors` flag documentation incorrectly stated it controls the value of `Access-Control-Allow-Origin`, when in reality it always sets it to '*'. The optional parameter value actually adds to `Access-Control-Allow-Headers`, not `Access-Control-Allow-Origin`. This commit corrects the documentation to accurately describe the behavior: - `--cors` enables CORS by setting `Access-Control-Allow-Origin` to '*' - `--cors='header1,header2'` adds custom headers to `Access-Control-Allow-Headers`
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--corsflag documentation incorrectly stated it controls the value ofAccess-Control-Allow-Origin, when in reality it always sets it to '*'. The optional parameter value actually adds toAccess-Control-Allow-Headers, notAccess-Control-Allow-Origin.This commit corrects the documentation to accurately describe the behavior:
--corsenables CORS by settingAccess-Control-Allow-Originto '*'--cors='header1,header2'adds custom headers toAccess-Control-Allow-HeadersRelevant issues
Fixes #856
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