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//! Construction of the headers every upstream request carries.
//!
//! The proxy opens the upstream connection itself, so the vendor sees the
//! deployment's address rather than the caller's. Copying every other client
//! header through undid that one layer up, which is why this is an allowlist:
//! a header nobody considered is dropped rather than disclosed (issue #332).
//! Split from `proxy.rs` to keep that file within the repository's 1000-line
//! limit.
use ;
use LogLazy;
use REQUIRED_FORWARD_HEADERS;
/// The `user-agent` every upstream request carries.
///
/// Normalised rather than dropped: the vendor expects a value, and reporting
/// the deployment's own identity makes all traffic from one deployment look
/// like one machine instead of describing each caller (issue #332).
const ROUTER_USER_AGENT: &str = concat!;
/// The headers this deployment relays, for the report that makes it checkable.
///
/// Reading the source was the only way to verify what travelled upstream
/// (issue #332).
/// The `user-agent` this deployment reports upstream.
pub const
/// Client headers the upstream protocol actually needs.
///
/// The proxy opens the upstream connection itself, so the vendor sees the
/// deployment's address rather than the caller's. Copying every other header
/// through undid that at the layer above: `x-stainless-os`, `-arch`,
/// `-runtime` and the client `user-agent` described the operator's laptop —
/// `MacOS`/`arm64` from a deployment running on Linux — and `accept-language`
/// carried their locale. An operator who checks the egress IP, the obvious
/// check, concluded they were private (issue #332).
///
/// An allowlist rather than a denylist, matching the git and GitHub proxies:
/// a header nobody considered is then dropped rather than disclosed, so a new
/// client SDK cannot widen this by inventing a header.
/// `accept-encoding` is deliberately absent.
///
/// The client's compression preference was relayed untouched, so it silently
/// decided whether the proxy could read its own traffic — and on real traffic
/// the answer was no. Relaying a request must not cost the router its own
/// observability, so the deployment's hop is negotiated separately from the
/// client's: without the header the upstream answers uncompressed, which makes
/// every stream inspectable for a terminator instead of leaving 1163 of ~1600
/// exchanges unknowable (issues #328, #332).
///
/// The cost is bandwidth on the upstream hop. Restoring compression means
/// enabling reqwest's own `gzip` feature, so the router negotiates and decodes
/// for itself, and never re-forwarding this header — which would recreate the
/// byte-for-byte compressed relay and the blind log with it.
const FORWARDED_CLIENT_HEADERS: & = &;
/// Default Anthropic API version injected when a client omits the
/// `anthropic-version` header (the Messages API requires it).
pub const DEFAULT_ANTHROPIC_VERSION: &str = "2023-06-01";
/// Anthropic `anthropic-beta` flag for Claude MAX OAuth access tokens.
///
/// Claude MAX OAuth access tokens are only accepted for inference on the
/// Messages API when this beta flag is present. Standard Anthropic SDK
/// clients do not send it, so the proxy injects it when substituting the
/// OAuth credential — otherwise upstream rejects the request.
pub const OAUTH_BETA_FLAG: &str = "oauth-2025-04-20";
/// Deliberate proxy request-body ceiling, independent of the smaller amount
/// retained by the diagnostic request log.
pub const MAX_PROXY_REQUEST_BYTES: usize = crateDEFAULT_MAX_PROXY_REQUEST_BYTES;
/// Merge [`OAUTH_BETA_FLAG`] into an optional existing `anthropic-beta` header
/// value without creating duplicates.
/// Build the upstream request headers.
///
/// Forwards only [`FORWARDED_CLIENT_HEADERS`], then sets the real OAuth
/// authorization, a normalised `user-agent`, and the LLM Gateway headers
/// (`anthropic-beta`, `anthropic-version`) the upstream requires.