Oh I see. It inject HTTP_PROXY/HTTPS_PROXY/etc. env vars into the process so that all sandboxed subprocesses go through the proxy.
That being said, the default behaviour is no network, so nothing will be routed if it's not allowed regardless of whether the sandboxed process respects env vars or not.
BUT, the default behaviour (no net) is fully enforced at the kernel level. Domain filtering relies on the program respecting proxy env vars.
(allow network-outbound
(remote tcp "127.0.0.1:8080"))