DROID verifies that the output of a CGI script is valid by looking for the 'Content-Type' header (see here) but it does so in a case-sensitive way. Since the CGI spec says that these header names are case-insensitive, DROID's check should also be case-insensitive.
DROID verifies that the output of a CGI script is valid by looking for the 'Content-Type' header (see here) but it does so in a case-sensitive way. Since the CGI spec says that these header names are case-insensitive, DROID's check should also be case-insensitive.