Standardize HTTP headers to Title Case #233
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This PR updates all HTTP headers to use Title Case formatting, aligning with RFC 7231 recommendations and ensuring consistency across responses. This change improves readability and aligns our implementation with industry standards. No functional changes were introduced. Only header formatting has been adjusted.
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This PR updates all HTTP headers to use Title Case formatting, aligning with RFC 7231 recommendations and ensuring consistency across responses. This change improves readability and aligns our implementation with industry standards. No functional changes were introduced. Only header formatting has been adjusted.