fix(proxy): Reject out-of-range port numbers in proxy request#274
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Description of Changes
Add port range validation (> 65535) before constructing the URL in
createProxyRequest. Without this,new URL()throws aTypeErrorforinvalid ports, causing an unhandled promise rejection and leaving the
client request hanging with no response.
Testing
prepare-src.shAdditional Notes
Follow-up to #270.
Backporting
Same fix applied to all active branches.
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