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audit-headers
Audit security headers in a pracht app: `headers()` exports that weaken the defaults, static hosts that drop them, and HSTS and CSP choices. Use for "audit security headers", "check CSP", "harden headers", "set up HSTS".
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# Pracht Audit Headers
What the framework guarantees: four default security headers are applied
automatically on EVERY framework response path — SSR pages, API responses,
404s, and static/ISG output on the first-party adapters (`adapter-node`,
`adapter-cloudflare`) as well as the Vercel headers config generated at build
time:
- `permissions-policy` (disables device sensors)
- `referrer-policy: strict-origin-when-cross-origin`
- `x-content-type-options: nosniff`
- `x-frame-options: SAMEORIGIN`
The helper behind this (`applyDefaultSecurityHeaders`) only sets a header