auth/sso: make it possible to have a single SSO for every account #7709
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… email address already exists
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…ng the email_address is allowed or if update_on_login is set, additionally prohibit changing first or last name
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…hers match) – and write tests to nail this down
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…emoving the auth/is-domain-exclusive-sso.ts logic
…est is_valid_email_address thouroughly
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Description
For an SSO with an exclusive domain configuration
["*"], take over all accounts on the platform.This is getting really complicated,because I found there is code I never saw, and which is wrong. Why does
auth/is-domain-exclusive-sso.tsapply a different logic? In any case, the file with the other logic is gone, and it just calls the same as elsewhere. The behavior is tested inutil/auth-check-required-sso.test.ts.Checklist: