feat(fetch-http-handler): remove cors mode for fetch#1239
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Merge with the caveat that we need to ensure |
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Issue #, if available:
#1165
Description of changes:
Removed the default mode to cors as this may not work in all environments like the browser. Added browser test to cover this. First PR please be kind 🙏
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