Native SSO for Audiobookshelf#1567
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Adds a Sign in with SSO option on the ABS credentials screen. The flow runs the server's OpenID Connect provider through ASWebAuthenticationSession, exchanges the callback code for an ABS token, and lands on the same connection path as password sign-in. The button only shows when the view model opts in via oidcSupported on the connection view model protocol; Jellyfin is untouched.
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Adds a sign in with SSO button on the ABS credentials screen, for servers with an OIDC provider set up. Runs the provider through ASWebAuthenticationSession, swaps the callback for an ABS token, and continues on the normal connection path. Password sign-in is unchanged.
One thing for the docs: ABS needs both local and openid auth enabled if people still want password sign-in to work alongside.
Heads up, this overlaps a little with #1566 in the shared connection view and protocol. Whichever lands second I'll rebase.