feat: add follow-redirects option to direct scan #1
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Add an opt-in --follow-redirects flag that, on a 3xx response, follows the Location header through the redirect chain and records the status/server of each hop. Handles absolute and relative Location values, dedupes by host:port within a chain, and caps at 10 hops with loop detection. Disabled by default; the output file format is unchanged. Refactor the per-request logic into a directRequest helper so it can be reused for each hop, and drop the Connection: close header (send Accept: */* instead) which some WAF/load-balancer backends answered with an EOF, causing reachable hosts to look unreachable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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this collects more domains from the redirects