fix: intercept and remove security headers so remote site can load#6
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If the X-Frame-Options or CSP header is set on the website, this launcher fails to execute. Given we are using an
iframesolution, and this is the browser with control just tot his site, this is explicitly bypassing this header so it can load.The original site didn't set any security header, so this change is no worse than it was before, but perhaps there can be a better solution moving forward. For now, this unblocked the launcher when security headers are added to the site.