Implement header-based session verification logic #17
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Adds headers to control MCP proxy behavior like auth mode, autopay, and error handling. Co-authored-by: microchipgnu <microchipgnu@gmail.com>
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Add header-based control to the MCP proxy server to allow clients to explicitly manage authentication, auto-payment, and x402 error handling.
This enables clients like the JS SDK CLI and browser-based wallets to specify how the
/mcpproxy should handle session verification (API key, MCP auth, or none), whether to engage the x402 auto-payment hook, and if x402 errors should result in an HTTP 420 status code for easier client-side processing. This provides a flexible control plane for diverse client needs.