Pin outbound connections to an already-checked address - #15835
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Hardening to the SSRF-safe HTTP session. The destination is resolved once and the socket is opened against an address that was already checked, rather than allowing a second lookup to supply a different one. Adds a regression test. No functional change for correctly-configured destinations.
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Hardening / consistency improvement to outbound HTTP connection handling in the SSRF-safe session. The destination is now resolved once and the socket is opened against an address that was already checked, rather than allowing a second lookup to supply a different one. Adds a regression test.
No functional change for correctly-configured destinations.