Add headers to web_fetch - #8
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Hi @mosaxiv
I wanted to use Clawlet to pull data from an API that needs a token specified in the header, which cannot be accomplished using
web_fetch. I tried usingexecto call cURL but that kept triggering the exec guard (I think maybe there are some false positives on urls?). So I added aheadersparam toweb_fetch: