Currently WinHTTP-based wxWebRequest implementation doesn't handle these status codes automatically, i.e. it just returns them to the application. This is unlike the other existing backends which do follow the redirect, just as they do for 301 and 302 (but keeping the same HTTP method).
There doesn't seem to be any way to tell WinHTTP to do it for us, but it should be possible to handle this ourselves by just redoing the request.
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