Remove date header from webhook request and use constants#15407
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Zeegaan merged 2 commits intorelease/13.0from Dec 11, 2023
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As mentioned in #15375 (comment), providing the current date/time in a header doesn't add any real value. The date/time that would be of interest is when the event was raised and the
WebhookRequestwas created (as they're 'fired' some time later in a background thread), but that's not stored in the database yet. So lets ensure we don't sent this header yet! Besides that, I've also moved the header names into constants 👍🏻For testing, I believe a code review should suffice, as there's no big changes!