Include non-default port in auto-injected Host header (SocketClient)#152
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When
SocketClientauto-injects aHostheader it used only the hostname, dropping any non-default port. A request to e.g.http://example.com:8080/would sendHost: example.com, which is incorrect per RFC 7230 §5.4.The injected
Hostvalue now includes the port when it is present and non-default for the scheme (i.e. not 80 for http / 443 for https), e.g.Host: example.com:8080.Made with Cursor