Fix HTTP Request node to give priority to file extension of content-disposition #12653
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Summary
In the HTTP Request Node, I have modified the configuration to prioritize the value of the Content-Disposition header of response. This change ensures that even if a downloaded file is identified as a binary (bin) file, it will be treated as a Docx document, aligning with our expectation.
Fixes #12608
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