Cleaner approach to HeaderMixin
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This uses a new TemplateResponse which will let us more cleanly inject headers into the response.
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This PR introduces a backwards-compatible change to the
HeaderMixin. Our existing method works but feels kind of heavy-handed. This approach is more in-line with Django's design, IMO, and doesn't feel as blunt.Unfortunately, it only works if
render_to_responseis ultimately called, so I had to leave in the old approach as well. Maybe we should split it up into a new mixin?