Fix FTBS in Fedora - rawhide#92
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CGIHTTPRequestHandler was removed from http.server in Python 3.15 with no drop-in replacement. Replace it with a custom BaseHTTPRequestHandler subclass that invokes the CGI script via subprocess, matching the original behavior (always HTTP 200, CGI headers stripped from response body). - Use BaseHTTPRequestHandler + subprocess.run to invoke upload.cgi - Set up CGI environment variables (REQUEST_METHOD, CONTENT_TYPE, etc.) - Parse CGI output to separate headers from body Assisted-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CGIHTTPRequestHandler was removed from http.server in Python 3.15 with no drop-in replacement. Replace it with a custom BaseHTTPRequestHandler subclass that invokes the CGI script via subprocess, matching the original behavior (always HTTP 200, CGI headers stripped from response body).
Assisted-By: Claude Opus 4.6 noreply@anthropic.com