cairn^974 http sends the request as given, with its secret header, and returns the response as received

What it says

http sends the method, URL, headers and body as given, plus for a secret the header scheme ++ value, and answers with the response's status, headers sorted by name and body exactly (captured fields aside, ^973); a missing secret is notFound and sends nothing; a request with a secret never follows a redirect, answering the 3xx; a connection failure is network, no answer in time is timeout, and a non-http URL, a bad method, a header (the secret's too) that could inject another, or an empty account is invalid and sends nothing.

Evidence

Where it's defined

Declaration

Cairn.Fuzz.Trusted.Claims.hostHttpSecret

Module

Cairn.Fuzz.Trusted.Claims

Source

lean/Cairn/Fuzz/Trusted/Claims.lean:136 at v0.5.2

Statement hash

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Ledger

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