Affected: PyPI: tornado

## Summary The CVE-2026-35536 fix added a validation loop that rejects `[\x00-\x20\x3b\x7f]`, but only for the hardcoded **lowercase** keys `name`/`domain`/`path`/`samesite`. The still-live deprecated `**kwargs` path writes attacker-supplied attribute values straight into the `Morsel` with no validation, and because `Morsel.__setitem__` is case-insensitive, a capitalized kwarg (`Domain=`, `Path=`, `SameSite=`, `Max-Age=`) routes to the same reserved attribute while bypassing the loop — re-opening `;`-delimited attribute injection.

```python self.set_cookie("sid", "abc", Domain="evil.com; Secure; SameSite=None") # -> Set-Cookie: sid=abc; Domain=evil.com; Secure; SameSite=None; Path=/ # Sanity (the canonical lowercase named arg IS blocked): self.set_cookie("sid", "abc", domain="evil.com; Secure") # -> http.cookies.CookieError ```

The patch's regression test (`SetCookieForbiddenCharHandler`) only exercises the four named params, never the `**kwargs` path, so the gap is not regression-covered.

## Affected code - `tornado/web.py` → `RequestHandler.set_cookie`: the validation loop covers only the lowercase named args; the trailing `if kwargs:` loop does `morsel[k] = v` with no character validation.

## Steps to reproduce `GET /upper` (uses `Domain=` kwarg) emits `Set-Cookie: c_upper=v; Domain=evil.com; Secure; SameSite=None; Path=/`; `GET /lower` (uses lowercase `domain=`) returns a `CookieError`.

## Impact Injection of independent cookie attributes (force/drop `Secure`/`…