Allow multiple trusted CORS hosts instead of only one #95
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Currently, the user can only have one trusted host. My use case is that I want to add, for example, Mokuro Reader, asbplayer, and Mangatan to the CORS hosts instead of only one of them. Right now, the user is forced to either enable all with
"*", which is insecure, or they're forced to switch betweenhttps://app.mokuro.reader,https://app.asbplayer.dev, andhttp://wherever-theyre-hosting-mangatan:4568, which is quite inconvenient.Also, the example text that should show up for the CORS setting was not being displayed due to a mismatch of strings, so that's also fixed.