Changed header value separator to match default used by .NET System.Net.Http #42
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…standard The header value default separator used by `System.Net.Http` is ", " - a comma and a space. The header signing process needs to match this otherwise the signature not match the headers as sent over the wire by `System.Net.Http` Microsoft's decision can be seen in the .NET source code: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/9d4c65ddddb340cdb1479cafc6e320d1918c82eb/src/libraries/System.Net.Http/src/System/Net/Http/Headers/HttpHeaderParser.cs#L13C9-L13C53
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The header value default separator used by
System.Net.Httpis", "- a comma followed by a space.The signing process needs to match this otherwise the signature will not match the headers as sent over the wire by
System.Net.HttpMicrosoft's decision can be seen in the .NET source code: HttpHeaderParser.cs