allow HEAD method for /heartbeat
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@munrojm it would good for cloudflare healthchecks to also allow the `/heartbeat` endpoint to be pinged with a HEAD request. I'm not sure whether adding another `@app.head()` is the right approach or we should instead use ``` @app.api_route("/heartbeat", methods=["GET", "HEAD", "OPTIONS"]) ```
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@munrojm it would good for cloudflare healthchecks to also allow the
/heartbeatendpoint to be pinged with a HEAD request. I'm not sure whether adding another@app.head()is the right approach or we should instead use