AspNetCoreServer: make adding exception detail to http response opt-in #899
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Issue #, if available:
#886
Description of changes:
Current behaviour of AspNetCoreServer when an exception is thrown during request processing is to include details of that exception - specifically its type-name - in the HTTP response.
This seems insecure, so this change makes that something that must be opted-in to - by default, exception detail will not be returned in the response.
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