feat: added AUTH_REQUIRE_ELEVATED_CLAIM to require elevated permissions for certain actions #462
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Adds an option to require elevated permissions to perform certain actions: create PATs, change email and/or password, enable/disable MFA and add security keys.
If the option is set to
recommendedthe claim check is only performed if the user has a security key attached. If it is set torequiredthe only action that won't require the claim is setting a security key for the first time.