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…uestId" This reverts commit 8c292d2.
…equest-id header" This reverts commit 2740de4.
URL encoding path/query params is a breaking change for users who pre-encode values (double-encoding), and Go SDK v1/v2 does raw substitution with no encoding — keep consistent. Raw string body support is not confirmed by the Connections API docs; the gateway needs structured (JSON/form) bodies for token replacement, so raw strings would forward tokens unreplaced. Remove to avoid misleading users. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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