fix: Remove VS/VSR Header subheading #1381
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Remove misleading heading in the VirtualServer/VirtualServerRoute configuration page. Headers can not be added to the VS/VSR spec directly, only with
Action.Return,Action.Proxy.RequestHeaders&Action.Proxy.ResponseHeaders.Checklist
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