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Describe the bug

Hello,

First off, thanks for the great package, I've loved my past experience with Ory OSS.

I'm having an issue in my project using the ory proxy. I'm using a react application to talk to the ory proxy and I have a third party client library that is trying to request CORS headers: Authorization (note capital 'A') and X-Request-Id with an OPTIONS pre-flight, which the ory proxy dis-allows as these are non-standard headers.

I haven't wrote a lick of Go really, but it looks like this is the suspect line:

Reproducing the bug

Make an OPTIONS request to the ory proxy for a non-standard Cors header.

Ex. Access-Control-Request-Headers: authorization,x-request-id

Relevant log output

[cors] 2022/11/07 20:23:51 Handler: Preflight request  
[cors] 2022/11/07 20:23:51   Preflight aborted: headers '[Authorization X-Request-Id]' not allowed

Relevant configuration

A slight tangent. I tried using the -c flag to set a config file, but I get a json parse error for the .yaml, like it's not expecting yaml for some reason, but json, when all the docs show .yaml config files?

I'm also not sure if the proxy respects any of those config values.

I also hoped that maybe setting the env variable SERVE_WRITE_CORS_ALLOWED_HEADERS='["content-type", "authorization", "Authorization", "X-Request-Id"]' would do it, but to no avail.

Version

"@ory/cli": "^0.1.47",

On which operating system are you observing this issue?

Linux

In which environment are you deploying?

No response

Additional Context

I'm not an expert on CORS or the ory proxy so I may be missing something obvious to forward the OPTIONS call to my down-stream server?

Or potentially a way for ory proxy to just ignore OPTIONS and forward to the down-stream server?