Refactor the CSP allow list tooling to better reduce CSP and preserve schemes#5842
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Refactor the CSP allow list tooling to better reduce CSP and preserve schemes#5842
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… schemes **Why**: So we do not have repetitive and unnecessary URLs in our form action directive. This change also improves handling of mobile app schemes and preserves the schemes to ensure https is enforced on destinations unless the scheme is explicitly http.
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This is a companion to #5757 and will help to reduce complexity in that PR |
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Why: So we do not have repetitive and unnecessary URLs in our form action directive. This change also improves handling of mobile app schemes and preserves the schemes to ensure https is enforced on destinations unless the scheme is explicitly http.