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Bumps http-proxy from 1.16.0 to 1.18.1.
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Skip sending the proxyReq event when the expect header is present (#1447)dba3966
Remove node6 support, add node12 to build (#1397)9bbe486
[dist] Version bump. 1.18.06e4bef4
Added in auto-changelog module set to keepachangelog format (#1373)d056241
fix 'Modify Response' readme section to avoid unnecessary array copying (#1300)244303b
Fix incorrect target name for reverse proxy example (#1135)b4028ba
Fix modify response middleware example (#1139)77a9815
[dist] Update dependency async to v3 (#1359)c662f9e
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