fix: forward browser user-agent in OpenRTB device.ua field
#276
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closes #264
Summary
uafield to the OpenRTBDevicestruct so user-agent is serialized into bid requeststo_openrtbin the Prebid integration to mapDeviceInfo.user_agentintodevice.uaDeviceInfoconstruction to always include user-agent and IP, not just when geo lookup succeedsContext
Bidders like Kargo filter out requests with non-browser user-agents. Because
device.uawas never set, Prebid Server would fall back to the HTTP UA of the server-to-server call (e.g. the Fastly runtime), causing bidders to return 204 No Content on every request. Verified via isolated curl testing that UA is the sole deciding factor.Changes
crates/common/src/openrtb.rsua: Option<String>toDevicecrates/common/src/integrations/prebid.rsuser_agentintodevice.ua; use.map()instead of.and_then()so device is present even without geocrates/common/src/auction/formats.rsSome(DeviceInfo { .. })with geo as optional inside, instead of gating on geo lookup