Implementation of DeviceAuthenticationFlow start #350
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Add initial interfaces to auth foundation and okta-direct-auth
Add tests to verify implementation
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Implementation of DirectAuthTokenRequest. Network call to authenticate in start request.
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Implements the initial structure for start token request handling in Direct Auth. Adds the DirectAuthTokenRequest sealed class with multiple subclasses to support various authentication flows (Password, OTP, MFA OTP, OOB, OOB MFA, WebAuthn, WebAuthn MFA).
Details:
Introduces a unified request model for /oauth2/v1/token endpoint.
Supports multiple grant types via dedicated subclasses.
Each subclass builds form parameters according to the authentication flow.
Ensures extensibility for future authentication methods.
Improves code organization and maintainability.
Testing:
Manual verification of form parameter construction for each flow.
Added unit and functional tests.
RESOLVES: OKTA-1022966