Fix csrf middleware behavior with header key lookup#2063
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| utils.AssertEqual(t, "empty CSRF token", string(ctx.Response.Body())) | ||
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| // TODO: use this test case and make the unsafe header value bug from https://github.com/gofiber/fiber/issues/2045 reproducible and permanently fixed/tested by this testcase |
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