Revert Referrer-Policy header commit. #842
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Although OWASP still recommends that reset password and confirmation links have the no-referrer header option set - this causes issues with HTTPS and Flask-WTF that requires a referrer header. Also - for the past 5 years, the browser default for Referrer-Policy is 'strict-origin-when-cross-origin' which should be enough to mitigate any possible Referrer leakage. closes #829
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Although OWASP still recommends that reset password and confirmation links have the no-referrer header option set - this causes issues with HTTPS and Flask-WTF that requires a referrer header. Also - for the past 5 years, the browser default for Referrer-Policy is 'strict-origin-when-cross-origin' which should be enough to mitigate any possible Referrer leakage.
closes #829