feat: add dev login #195
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This PR introduces a Dev Authentication Module in our SPA that developers can use to simply create tokens and setup a user session with preset or custom claims. The Dev Authentication Module will also be used in CI-E2Es, so it is not necessary anymore to have actual Azure AD users in development environments. It is still possible to add Test Users as an Environment variable and serve the API with an OAuth Configuration, as we continue to do for Next Deployment E2Es to validate the correct implementation of Azure Active Directory B2C as OAuth Provider.
This is how the Dev login process locks like:
Screen.Recording.2023-05-09.at.17.58.13.mov
Furthermore, it adds a dev-tokens.md file to the API application, that contains token for our test users to use them directly to authenticate with the API.
Resolves #131