[codex] fix allowlist case-insensitive lookup#642
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Summary
GetAllowlistbefore reading the stored allowlist map.Root Cause
SetAllowlistlowercased integration names when storing allowlist entries, butGetAllowlistused the caller-provided name as-is. Direct mixed-case lookups could incorrectly return an empty allowlist even though one was configured.Impact
The current proxy path passes the already-normalized integration name, so this was primarily a latent correctness issue. Fixing it keeps allowlist retrieval consistent with integration and denylist lookups and prevents future callers from accidentally treating a configured allowlist as absent.
Validation
go test ./app -run TestGetAllowlistCaseInsensitive -count=1go test ./...go vet ./...