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basic auth middleware can extract and check multiple auth headers.
This is taken from
v5. Because of #2461 to get better tests inv4for that middleware. Multiple auth headers is rare case. You probably can see this in test environments where application uses JWT token (which is also auth header) but for TEST env Nginx/Apache2 etc is configured to have basic auth for all requests. In that case your web-browser actually will send 2 auth header and it is 50/50 change that your request will pass as when previous version gets the header from Headers map you have 50/50 chance not to get JWT header.