Add extraHeaders support for java-client #3406
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This adds the ability for construction of a java-client with extra headers set on every request. This is potentially useful for cases where a proxy needs additional information to be able to route a request. It has been plumbed through the java client example utilities. In the future, we may wish to more formally support these use cases through DeephavenTarget / DH URIs.
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This adds the ability for construction of a java-client with extra headers set on every request. This is potentially useful for cases where a proxy needs additional information to be able to route a request. It has been plumbed through the java client example utilities. In the future, we may wish to more formally support these use cases through DeephavenTarget / DH URIs.