fix: adding code request type and api type to common

[aversini]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced new authentication constants: CODE, AUTHENTICATE, and LOGOUT, enhancing the consistency and clarity of authentication-related operations.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a new CODE constant to the AUTH_TYPES in the authentication module. Additionally, three new API_TYPE constants—AUTHENTICATE, CODE, and LOGOUT—have been added to enhance the consistency and clarity of referencing different authentication states.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
packages/auth-common/src/components/constants.ts	- Added CODE: "code" to AUTH_TYPES. - Introduced API_TYPE constants for AUTHENTICATE: "authenticate", CODE: "code", and LOGOUT: "logout".

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Bundle Size

Status	File	Size (Gzip)	Limits
✅	index.js	8.27 KB (+88 B +1.05%)	9 kb

Overall bundle size: 8.27 KB (+88 B +1.05%)
Overall status: ✅

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 9252f2d and 1915952.

Files selected for processing (1)

• packages/auth-common/src/components/constants.ts (2 hunks)

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packages/auth-common/src/components/constants.ts (2)

5-5: Addition of CODE to AUTH_TYPES

The addition of the CODE constant to AUTH_TYPES is consistent with the existing structure and naming conventions. Ensure that this new constant is properly documented and integrated into the system where AUTH_TYPES is utilized.

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35-39: Introduction of API_TYPE Constants

The new API_TYPE constants (AUTHENTICATE, CODE, LOGOUT) are clearly defined and follow the established naming conventions. It's important to verify that these constants are used consistently across the system and that their introduction doesn't overlap or conflict with existing functionality.