Currently the Headers in Advanced > Query Settings > Settings > Headers, do not support Drupal tokens.
We have authentication tokens for user sessions which will be different per user, so we can't hardcode their auth token.
Wrap the use of the value in Token::replacePlain() so that any Drupal tokens set in there can be expanded.
For example, the Drupal token could be something like [User:remoteId], which would be placed in the configuration field, and expanded on use.
1. Wrap the use of the configuration value
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