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Pass in copilot extra headers when analyzing output packages #346
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When querying Copilot, the LLM requires certain headers to be explicitly set to accept a request. We were already parsing them and storing in context and even using in the input pipeline, but forgot to use them in the output pipeline to extract packages from the inbound (LLM-to-client) snippets. Fixes: #335
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When querying Copilot, the LLM requires certain headers to be explicitly
set to accept a request. We were already parsing them and storing in
context and even using in the input pipeline, but forgot to use them in
the output pipeline to extract packages from the inbound (LLM-to-client)
snippets.
Fixes: #335