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The SvelteKit /login was username/password only; the legacy comment
even called out 'OIDC SSO ships in M4 when the IdP is wired up'.
Authentik is wired up now, so:
- /api/v1/config exposes ext.oidc when the IdP is configured. Fetch
it on the login page and conditionally render "Sign in with
{provider}", which kicks off /api/v1/oidc/login.
- After PhotoPrism completes the auth code exchange, it sets
`auth_token` + `auth_session` cookies and redirects to siteUrl
(/library/browse by default; the deployment's reverse proxy is
expected to bounce that to /). bootstrapSessionFromCookies()
reads those cookies, calls GET /api/v1/session/<id> with the
cookie's token, and adopts the resulting session into the SPA
store on mount.
- Root layout's auth guard now waits for the bootstrap pass before
punting to /login, so a fresh OIDC return doesn't get redirected
away before the session is read.
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