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Revert "refactor: use http package consts in place of string literals for HTTP methods"

Nigel Kukard requested to merge nkukard/container-registry:nkupdates into main

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Revert "refactor: use http package consts in place of string literals for HTTP methods"

This reverts commit a6651f60.

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