feat: Extract cadence-caller-type from headers#7644
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What changed?
Created ways to extract CallerInfo headers, such as cadence-caller-type, and either return CallerInfo or return a context with the CallerInfo in it.
If cadence-caller-type is not provided or is an empty string, the value assigned is "unknown".
Why?
We want to categorize caller types for auditing and rate limiting purposes.
We should be able to add CallerInfo to the context so it can propagate downstream as well as being able to extract directly from headers when that's not necessary.
How did you test it?
Unit tests.
Potential risks
No risks.
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