Fixed content type header check in aquery.#36
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Fixed content type header check in aquery.#36marek-jelo-jelinek wants to merge 1 commit intojaraco:mainfrom
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This PR improves the way the Content-Type header is validated for XML responses in aquery. Previously, the code depended on an exact string match (text/xml;charset=utf-8), which could fail if the header used a different case, parameter order, or the application/xml type.
The new approach is more flexible and should reliably handle any minor changes to the header on the server side.