fix(proxy): omit quota-project headers from content requests - #3360
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Summary
Prevent content-generation requests from sending
x-goog-user-projectwhile preserving the project value in the request body.The Cloud Code PA service is access-controlled and is not a normal API that arbitrary caller projects can enable. A manually verified control request returned
403 PERMISSION_DENIED / SERVICE_DISABLEDwhen the header was present and succeeded with HTTP 200 after removing only that header.Closes #3350.
Changes
x-goog-user-projectfrombody.projectforgenerateContentorstreamGenerateContent.body.projectunchanged.Validation
cargo check --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --offline --libgenerateContentintegration comparison is not claimed; the code path is verified from request construction and fallback logic.Compatibility