feat: Add support for allowed list of domains for https redirect #470
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This PR adds the "https_redirect_domains" list variable, serving as an allowlist of valid hosts for HTTP requests that will be redirected to HTTPS.
HTTP requests with a host header not included in the allowlist will not be redirected to HTTPS, and will return a 404 error instead- similar to the HTTPS behavior with invalid host headers.
If https_redirect_domains is not explicitly defined, then by default https_redirect_domains : ["*"] preserves the existing behavior of redirecting all http requests.