fix: allow POST for connector redirect route - #1612
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Connector plugins that collect credentials in a login form (e.g. an LDAP connector) need to submit them via POST rather than GET, since GET params get logged in server/proxy access logs and browser history. ConnectorRedirectDispatcher itself is already method-agnostic (it just reads ctx.Request), so this only needed a route registration change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Connector plugins that collect credentials in a login form (e.g. an LDAP connector) need to submit them via POST rather than GET.
ConnectorRedirectDispatcher itself is already method-agnostic (it just reads ctx.Request), so this only needed a route registration change.
Related to apache/answer-plugins#294 (LDAP connector), which needs this to submit login credentials safely.