Allow the webhook tolerance to be configured via an environment variable#366
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We have a client where all Stripe subscriptions are renewed at the start of the new year. As a result, Craft receives a very large number of webhooks from Stripe at that time (over 200k). To prevent potential downtime, we’ve added a external queue in front of the Craft system that accepts the webhooks and forwards them to the CMS in batches. However, we ran into an issue where the header tolerance had expired, preventing the webhook from being processed. Therefore, I’d like to suggest making the tolerance value configurable via env variable.