Publish the correlation ID header name for outbound propagation.#3
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HEADER_NAME becomes a public constant next to ATTRIBUTE_NAME, so outbound propagation never spells the header by hand and the name never drifts across services. The README points outbound HTTP propagation at a header-setting PSR-18 decorator fed by correlationId().
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HEADER_NAME becomes a public constant next to ATTRIBUTE_NAME, so outbound propagation never spells the header by hand and the name never drifts across services. The README points outbound HTTP propagation at a header-setting PSR-18 decorator fed by correlationId().
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