docs(server): cross-origin hosting works via cors.allowed-origins - #15
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KMServer now applies the configured origins as actual CORS headers (kmworks/kmrs#131), so the note claiming cross-origin hosting is unsupported is stale. Document that the wildcard is rejected because credentialed requests are always allowed.
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server/webuinotes claimed cross-origin hosting is not supported because KMServer parsedKOMGA_CORS_ALLOWEDORIGINSwithout applying CORS headers. That gap is fixed in kmworks/kmrs#131, so the note is stale.How
Reword the bullet: cross-origin hosting works once the UI's origin is listed in
cors.allowed-origins, and the wildcard*is rejected because credentialed requests are always allowed.Testing
pnpm typecheck && pnpm exec nimbus-docs check && pnpm lint:docs && pnpm buildall pass locally.