feat(size/XXL):Show the effective request (inherited auth, headers, and variables) on the request page - #15
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Problem
The request page should show the complete effective request so a reader understands exactly what the request sends. Today it does not surface config the request inherits from its collection or a parent folder. Auth and headers inherited from the collection/folder are not shown, and inherited variables are not shown either. In some cases the page shows "No request configuration" even though the request does have auth (and other config) inherited from its parent. The reader ends up with an incomplete or misleading picture of the request.
Proposed Solution
On the request page, will show the effective request by including what it inherits from the nearest parent (folder, then collection), clearly labeled as inherited:
Auth inherited from the collection/folder, with an inherited label.
Headers inherited from the collection/folder, alongside the request's own.
Variables inherited from the collection/folder (pre-request and post-response), alongside the request's own.
The inherited label names the specific source, for example "Inherited from Config" or "Inherited from Collection Config", and is a clickable link that navigates to that folder or collection page.
BRU - 4004