fix(auth): stabilize provider resolution for CMS access maps#1798
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Prefer the persisted active provider when a matching Auth0 session cache exists, clear stale provider cache keys during login, and guard CMS startup from anonymous socket handshakes that can purge local content. Add app parity tests and API warning coverage for provider-scoped group loss.
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| const docOtherProvider = { | ||
| _id: "user-other", | ||
| _rev: "1-bbb", | ||
| email: "test@bccsa.org", |
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remove domain specific data from test
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Prefer the persisted active provider when a matching Auth0 session cache exists, clear stale provider cache keys during login, and guard CMS startup from anonymous socket handshakes that can purge local content.
Add app parity tests and API warning coverage for provider-scoped group loss.