fix(auth): add Accept: application/json header to OAuth token requests#2754
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Token exchange and refresh requests only set Content-Type but omit the Accept header. Some OAuth providers (e.g. GitHub) return form-encoded data by default and require Accept: application/json to return JSON. Since _handle_token_response parses the body as JSON, omitting the Accept header causes parse failures with these providers. Add Accept: application/json to both _exchange_token_authorization_code and _build_refresh_token_request. Fixes modelcontextprotocol#1523
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Token exchange and refresh requests only set Content-Type but omit the Accept header. Some OAuth providers (e.g. GitHub) return form-encoded data by default and require Accept: application/json to return JSON. Since _handle_token_response parses the body as JSON, omitting the Accept header causes parse failures with these providers.
Add Accept: application/json to both _exchange_token_authorization_code and _build_refresh_token_request.
Fixes #1523
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