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PhotoPrism's /api/v1/oidc/redirect handler doesn't actually set
auth_token/auth_session cookies — it returns an HTML page that does:
setItem("pp:<storageNamespace>:session.id", <session uid>)
setItem("pp:<storageNamespace>:session.token", <X-Auth-Token value>)
setItem("pp:<storageNamespace>:session.user", <user JSON>)
setItem("pp:<storageNamespace>:session.provider", "oidc")
window.location.href = "/library/login";
The deployment's reverse proxy is expected to bounce /library/login
(and /library/*) back to `/`; the SPA then reads PhotoPrism's
storageNamespace from /api/v1/config, looks up session.id and
session.token under that prefix, and adopts the session.
Confirmed via the M0 test instance: prior to this change, server-side
sessions were created on every OIDC return (DB row present) but the
browser had no way to claim them, so the user bounced back to /login.
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