Potential fix for code scanning alert no. 3: Clear-text logging of sensitive information

[icereed]

Potential fix for https://github.com/icereed/paperless-gpt/security/code-scanning/3

To fix the problem, we should avoid logging sensitive information contained in HTTP headers. Instead of logging the entire headers, we can log only non-sensitive parts or obfuscate sensitive values. In this case, we will remove the logging of the headers entirely to ensure no sensitive information is exposed.

• Remove the logging of req.Header in the logrus.Fields on line 97.
• Ensure that the rest of the logging information remains intact to maintain the functionality of debugging non-sensitive parts.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated logging to remove HTTP request header details from debug output, streamlining the logs. Note that troubleshooting for HTTP requests via log analysis may now require alternative methods.

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Walkthrough

The change removes the logging of HTTP request headers in the Do method of the PaperlessClient struct. This modification, applied in paperless.go, means that the request headers will no longer be included in debug logs. No changes were made to the method signatures, error handling, or the control flow, and the public interface remains unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
paperless.go	Removed logging of request headers in the Do method of the PaperlessClient.

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Oh, what a hop—so light and free,
No more headers in our log tree.
Debugs now dance beneath the stars,
Without the clutter of HTTP scars.
I, the rabbit, cheer and play,
For cleaner logs come into the day!
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