Christopher PruijsenandLucas Nogueira
0e17675653
* fix(http): decode response header values as ISO-8859-1
Response header values were decoded with String::from_utf8 before being
sent over IPC. Raw UTF-8 bytes produced JS strings with code points
above 255, which new Headers() rejects as invalid ByteStrings
("Type error" on WebKit), and bytes that were not valid UTF-8 failed
the fetch outright. Decode as ISO-8859-1 instead so every byte maps to a
char 0-255, matching what browsers expose for the same response.
Fixes #2898
* fix(http): add tests for ISO-8859-1 response header decoding
Cover the #2898 Content-Disposition case and non-UTF-8 header bytes on
the same conversion fetch_send uses, so a revert to UTF-8 fails the suite.
* request headers, e2e test
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Co-authored-by: Lucas Nogueira <lucas@tauri.app>
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