Stop stripping \xa0 and \x85 from the beginning and end of header values #433
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Addresses #432 |
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We don't need the .strip() here, the values in the header are already normalized. Stripping here is redundant. I fixed this in #434 |
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Previously, Waitress stripped
\xa0and\x85from the sides of header values before inserting them into theenvirondict. Since those bytes are allowed within header values, this could potentially cause data corruption. This patch removes the offending call tostr.strip.