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- Modified `dribdat/sso/oauth2.py` to allow custom authorization and token URLs. - Updated `dribdat/sso/ssoutils.py` to support `swiyu` and `oid4vp` types and use flexible endpoint configuration. - Added login handlers for `swiyu` and `oid4vp` in `dribdat/public/auth.py`. - Improved user info parsing in `oauth2_login` to handle common OIDC fields. - Added login buttons for `swiyu` and `oid4vp` in `loginsso.html` with corresponding styles in `style.css`. - Created `docs/SWIYU.md` with configuration instructions. Co-authored-by: loleg <31819+loleg@users.noreply.github.com>
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This change adds support for the Swiss E-ID (swiyu) and OID4VP by making the generic OAuth2/OIDC implementation in Dribdat more flexible. Organizers can now configure custom authorization, token, and userinfo endpoints via environment variables, allowing Dribdat to interface with OIDC bridges that provide Swiss E-ID authentication. Two new OAuth types,
swiyuandoid4vp, are added with branded login buttons.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2331404629381370615 started by @loleg