fix: send all matching cookies instead of only the last one#492
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When multiple cookies match a URL, the previous code used which overwrote the Cookie header on each iteration, causing only the last matching cookie to be sent. This fix collects all matching cookie name=value pairs and joins them with '; ' (per RFC 6265) into a single Cookie header value. Fixes Y2Z#479
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What
Fixes a bug where only the last matching cookie was sent when multiple cookies matched a URL.
Why
When using a cookies file with multiple cookies for the same domain, only one cookie would be sent in the HTTP request. This breaks websites that require multiple cookies for authentication or session management.
The root cause was using inside a loop, which overwrote the Cookie header on each iteration.
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Fixes #479