lib/fetch: Add HTTP Host header to CONNECT requests#690
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According to RFC-9110 7.2 the
Hostheader must be present in all HTTP/1.1 requests. That seems to include 9.3.6 CONNECT requests as can be seen in the examples in that later section.The issue popped up when using void-linux in WSL in conjunction with
pxas proxy to handle upstream NTLM proxy authentication (pxrejects requests withoutHostheader). The patch provided solved the issue.tbh, this PR is kind of a stopgap measure, merging #373 would render it obsolete.