feat(read): add --cookie-file for header and Netscape cookies - #5
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Direct `opsail read` of an HTTP(S) URL can send cookies from a file path (`--cookie-file` / `options.cookieFile`). The file is either one Cookie request-header line or a Netscape cookies.txt dump. A header line is sent unchanged to that URL. Netscape records are sent only when they match the request host, path, Secure flag, and expiry. Other hosts in the same file are ignored. This is for static HTTP only. It cannot be combined with `--launch` or `--cdp`. Pages that need a real browser session should still use `--cdp`. If cookies are set and the server redirects: - same host, HTTP to HTTPS: follow, and choose cookies again for the HTTPS URL - different host, or HTTPS to HTTP: stop; do not send cookies there Cookie values never appear on the command line, in Debug output, in logs, or in ReadResult. Callers pass a file path, not the secret.
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opsail readof an HTTP(S) URL can send cookies from a file path (--cookie-file/options.cookieFile). The file is either one Cookie request-header line or a Netscape cookies.txt dump.A header line is sent unchanged to that URL. Netscape records are sent only when they match the request host, path, Secure flag, and expiry. Other hosts in the same file are ignored.
This is for static HTTP only. It cannot be combined with
--launchor--cdp. Pages that need a real browser session should still use--cdp.Cookie values never appear on the command line, in Debug output, in logs, or in ReadResult. Callers pass a file path, not the secret.