Add requireUserPresence option to registration verification #118
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Introduces a requireUserPresence parameter to the registration verification flow, allowing user presence checks to be optionally bypassed. This supports scenarios like silent or conditional passkey registration (e.g., iOS 26 conditional registration), where user presence may not be required.
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Thanks for this! Can you add a test to ensure we don't throw an error if we don't require user presence? Reading the spec we also might need to expand this out to include checking mediation in the data but I think that can be a future PR
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Introduces a requireUserPresence parameter to the registration verification flow, allowing user presence checks to be optionally bypassed. This supports scenarios like silent or conditional passkey registration (e.g., iOS 26 conditional registration), where user presence may not be required.