proc: expose forwarded headers to CGI#23
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Expose common reverse proxy headers to CGI environments.
uhttpd currently maps only a fixed set of request headers into CGI
environment variables. When LuCI or CGI applications are served behind a
reverse proxy, standard forwarding headers such as X-Forwarded-For and
X-Real-IP are not visible to backend scripts.
This prevents applications from determining the original client address
when uhttpd is behind a trusted reverse proxy. Expose the common forwarded
headers as HTTP_* CGI variables, matching the existing header whitelist
mechanism.
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