API proxy strips request headers and body parameters breaking strict API compatibility
API proxy channels modify or discard request headers and body parameters during forwarding, causing strict upstream APIs to reject converted requests or flag them for missing attributes. Transparent passthrough of headers and body would resolve compatibility failures.
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