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fix(skillgen): forward OpenCode Go session headers - #545
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The first Harness proof on GLM 5.3 failed on its first model call: OpenCode Go answered 400 MissingSessionID, because the gateway rebuilt headers from scratch and dropped x-opencode-session. The gateway now forwards the four x-opencode routing headers when each value is a plain identifier. None of them carries a credential.
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Related to #529
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Since #529 deployed, every Skillgen job fails on its first model call. OpenCode Go answers
400 MissingSessionID, because the gateway rebuilds request headers from scratch and dropsx-opencode-session. The gateway now forwards the fourx-opencode-*routing headers when each value is a plain identifier, and still drops cookies and the sandbox placeholder key. None of these headers carries a credential.