Fix #249: Add EXCLUDE_URL_PREFIXES check#252
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Oof, subtle footgun made safe
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Check that EXCLUDE_URL_PREFIXES in settings is not a string.
If it is a string it can lead to a security issue where the string is treated as a list of characters, resulting in '/' matching all paths excluding the CSP header from all responses.