Add x-redirect-by header to all redirects #31
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When we have incidents or tricky pieces of debugging, it is
often useful to know what part of a WordPress system has
generated an HTTP redirect.
By convention, WordPress sends a header called 'x-redirect-by'
with all redirects, which either contains the third argument
to wp_redirect() / wp_safe_redirect() or the default string
'WordPress'.
Because dxw-members-only does not use the WordPress global
functions to provide redirects, it has no equivalent. So, this
commit adds the 'x-redirect-by' header explicitly.
See: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_redirect/