fix: use protocol relative fallback origin#687
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In our setup, we use
ignoreOriginand also have vite configured to run on TLS. That used to work, prior to #638, but since then it had a hardcodedhttp://fallback origin, so theremoteEntry.jsrequest using http would fail to get served by vite listening on https. This change is making use of a protocol relative URL (//host), as it seems to have been before.