[8.8.0] Pass Host header to curl in remote-ip sandboxing networking test. (#30621)
When REMOTE_NETWORK_ADDRESS resolves to a CDN IP (such as Cloudflare
does now for `bazel.build`), making direct HTTP requests to the IP
without a Host header returns HTTP 403 Forbidden. This causes curl -f to
fail with exit code 22 during `test_sandbox_network_access`.
Adding `-H 'Host: ${hostname}'` fixes that.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 960235153
Change-Id: I2f79105b055a6378d588906d61b0da55e0c4e7e8
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