fix(client): set custom HTTP headers for start and init calls

[phxa1]

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  • Improved HTTP request handling by enabling the use of custom headers, offering enhanced flexibility for configuring requests.

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The changes update the HTTP request logic in the client/sse.go file. Both the Start and Initialize methods in the SSEMCPClient struct now include loops that iterate over a headers map to set custom HTTP headers. There are no modifications to any exported or public entities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
client/sse.go	Added loops in Start and Initialize methods to iterate over a headers map and set custom HTTP headers.

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client/sse.go (2)

92-95: LGTM! Good addition of custom headers to the Start method.

This change properly implements setting custom HTTP headers for the SSE connection initialization request, making it consistent with the sendRequest method which already had this functionality. The headers are set after the standard headers, allowing custom headers to override standard ones if needed.

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394-397: LGTM! Good addition of custom headers to the Initialize method.

The implementation correctly sets custom HTTP headers for the initialization notification request, following the same pattern used in both the Start method and sendRequest method. This ensures consistent behavior across all HTTP requests made by the client.

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[liut]

‌‌‌I urgently need this feature; can someone help handle it? Thank you.

[leavez]

I think this feature has already been fulfilled by #114

[rwjblue-glean]

Thank you @leavez!