wip: support termination of inbound CONNECT requests#1846
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Adds opt-in downstream HTTP CONNECT support via frontend policy.
CONNECT is rejected by default with
405 Method Not Allowed. Whenfrontend.connect.mode: Terminateis configured, the proxy terminates the downstream CONNECT request, routes it normally, and proxies raw bytes over the selected upstream transport. Backend policies still apply to the inner upstream connection, including backend TLS and backend tunnel proxying.