Throw an explicit error if the header value is not a string#53
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According to RFC7230, http fields have used to be text and new headers should continue to do so, restricting the values to consist of US-ASCII octets. This test is not so strict, but we avoid a whole range of errors by just checking if the value is a string. Ref sinonjs#51, sinonjs#48 and https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7230#section-3.2.4
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According to RFC7230 (last paragraph), http fields have used to be text and new headers should continue to do so, restricting the values to consist of US-ASCII octets.
This test is not so strict, but we avoid a whole range of errors by just checking if the value is a string.
Ref #51 and #48