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In my tests I can see headers being added by CloudFront function even after upgrade to HTTP3, so it requires more deep investigation why it doesn't work for you. I'd suggest to create a Support ticket. However, I would also suggest to consider using Response Headers With this feature you don't need to use CloudFront Functions to insert headers such as Cache-Control and Strict-Transport-Security in the response.
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My latest test also worked. It must be fixed recently. Thanks for the hints about response headers