Forward enable_cimd to OAuthProxy in all provider subclasses#3608
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Forward enable_cimd to OAuthProxy in all provider subclasses#3608
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OAuthProxyacceptsenable_cimdto control CIMD (Client ID Metadata Document) support, but none of the concrete provider subclasses exposed it — so the only way to disable CIMD was reaching into private internals after construction.This adds
enable_cimd: bool = Trueto the__init__ofAzureProvider,GitHubProvider,GoogleProvider,DiscordProvider, andWorkOSProvider, forwarding it through tosuper().__init__(). (OIDCProxyalready had it.)Closes #3602