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* Add access token as third source for user info extraction - Add extractFromAccessToken method to extract user info from JWT access tokens - Mutualize code by creating parseUserInfoFromJSON helper method - Rename methods for clarity: extractFromToken -> extractFromIDToken, retrieveRawIDToken -> retrieveRawJWTPayload - Update test suite to include comprehensive access token retrieval scenarios - Support three sources in priority order: ID token, API response, access token - Maintain backward compatibility while adding new functionality * Update Generic OAuth documentation to reflect access token support - Add access token as a third source for user information extraction - Update configuration sections to mention access tokens alongside ID tokens and UserInfo endpoint - Document the priority order: ID token → UserInfo endpoint → access token - Update configuration option descriptions to reflect new functionality - Maintain consistency with implementation changes * Refactor access token test cases to use parameter instead of hardcoded logic - Add AccessToken field to test case struct for explicit access token specification - Remove hardcoded string matching logic that determined access token based on test name - Update all access token test cases to include the AccessToken field with appropriate JWT values - Improve test maintainability and clarity by making access tokens explicit parameters - Remove unused strings import that was only needed for the hardcoded logic * fix doc lint * reduce cyclomatic complexity
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