chore(readme): use lower-case header name#866
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Fix #859, see #859 (comment).
HTTP headers are supposed to be case-insensitive and superagent lower-cases them to unify the case.
The example in the README doesn't work, because it uses
Content-Typeinstead ofcontent-type. This PR fixes the example.Checklist