Enable websocket cross-origin while ws_origin is set as ""#248
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Hi Dai,
Gotty is an awesome project and I like it very much, but it seems that there is something unexpected, maybe.
By design , if the flag "ws_origin" is set as "", there should be no cross-origin check for websocket.
But actually if we pass a nil function as CheckOrigin for websocket.Upgradter, the host in the Origin header must not be set or must match the host of the request.
So my change is, if "ws_origin" is set as "", ChechOrigin will be a func who always return true.
Please kindly correct me if my usage went wrong.
BR,
Ye Jianquan