Implement support for multiple headers with the same name in sessions - #1335
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Completes the fix for httpie#998, which reported that a cookie carrying only `Max-Age=0` (no `Expires`) was never removed from the session file. httpie#1029 addressed that by translating `max-age` into `expires` in `_max_age_to_expires()`, gated on `max_age.isdigit()`. `str.isdigit()` is False for any negative value, so `Max-Age=-1` still never receives an `expires` key, is never recognised as expired by `get_expired_cookies()`, and is never removed -- the same symptom httpie#998 described, for the other common deletion idiom. HTTPie keeps sending a cookie the server has told it to delete. RFC 6265 section 5.2.2: "If delta-seconds is less than or equal to zero, let expiry-time be the earliest representable date and time." Parse with `int()` instead, so negative deltas are honoured while unparseable values are still ignored rather than raising -- note that a narrower fix such as `max_age.lstrip('-').isdigit()` would make `int('--1')` throw, which the new test pins. This matches the standard library, which parses `max-age` with `int()` in `http.cookiejar`. Also rewrites the docstring. It read `HACK/FIXME: <psf/requests#5743>`, but that issue was declined as a no-op rather than fixed, so this is not a workaround awaiting upstream removal. The docstring now records the RFC rule, and that the function is only load-bearing for pre-3.1.0 session layouts: those stored cookies as a domainless dict, so `http.cookiejar`'s `clear(domain, path, name)` could not match them, whereas since httpie#1335 the layout carries domain and path and the cookiejar removes expired cookies by itself. Removing this function therefore means dropping support for the old layout first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes #1331