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- JS response body rewriting is now off by default, enabled only when the REWRITE_JS secret is set to a truthy value (1/true/yes/on) - Apply the 2 MiB MAX_REWRITE_BODY cap to HTML as well as JS, so oversized HTML pages stream through untouched - Pass the switch through image_handler and handler call sites - Document REWRITE_JS in AGENTS.md - refactor: apply JS rewrite only in the generic proxy
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Include text/javascript, application/javascript and application/x-javascript in the body-rewriting branch so hardcoded https:// and // URLs inside JS are routed through the proxy. Skip JS bundles larger than 2 MiB by upstream content-length to avoid buffering huge files; HTML keeps rewriting always.