fix(cli): use HasPrefix for haproxy flag matching to avoid advertise-http-addr collision - #173090
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Description
Fixes #172968
Problem:
nodeStatusesToNodeInfos()inpkg/cli/haproxy.gousesstrings.Containsto matchhttp-addrandhttp-portflags in node startup arguments. This substring match incorrectly matches--advertise-http-addras--http-addr, because "http-addr" is a substring of "advertise-http-addr".When a node is started with
--advertise-http-addrbefore--http-addr:--advertise-http-addrfs.Parse()is called but the--advertise-http-addrflag isn't registered in the local flag set_ =)--http-addris never reachedFix: Replace
strings.Containswithstrings.HasPrefixfor exact flag name matching. This ensures--advertise-http-addris not matched as--http-addr.Testing: Added a test case that reproduces the exact scenario:
--advertise-http-addr=node.example:9999followed by--http-addr=node.example:5678. The test verifies the correct port (5678) is used in the generated config.