feat: adding support for server-side sessions to Open.IdentityServer - #94
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…d also follow same pattern as existig stores from IdS4
feat: implement storage of session in database
…gout feat: implement client lifetime updates on session events
…erface feat: session management interface
docs: adding docs for implemented so far features of server-side sessions
…grationTests Feat/62 server side integration tests
…n-tests fix: failing integration tests, and code cleanup
fix: added issuer to auth ticket when storing new ticket
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Description
Adding server-side sessions support to Open.IdentityServer
Type of change
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No breaking changes, schema remains the same. And the feature needs to be enabled to become active and change behaviour.
Testing
TDD is used throughout development, with unit and integration tests added alongside new code. Manual local testing of flows and session management.
LLM Usage
Minimal usage as a search engine and exploring existing code. Not used in code generation.
Other context
n/a