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RFC 7235 §2.1 requires HTTP auth scheme names to be case-insensitive. The current regex only accepts "Bearer" and "bearer", rejecting spec-compliant variants like "BEARER".
Change bearerRegexp to use (?i) flag so all capitalizations of "bearer" are accepted, as required by the HTTP authentication framework spec.
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fix: case-insensitive Bearer token scheme matching
bearerRegexponly acceptedBearerandbearerRFC 7235 §2.1 requires auth scheme names to be case-insensitive.
Changed the regex to use the
(?i)flag so all capitalizations (e.g.BEARER) are accepted.Test plan
TestExtractBearerTokenCaseInsensitivecoveringBearer,bearer,BEARER,bEaReR,BeArEr