Removing the X-Powered-By response header from Windows Azure Web Sites

People do want to remove this header as a part of some of their security audit that claims to know the server software running their site, and that knowledge will make an attacker craft malicious attacks known for that server version. If you are on latest versions of any server side framework, you should be good. But, some think it is always a good idea to remove that.

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