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- backend: switch from OAuth2 Resource Server to OAuth2 Client (spring-boot-starter-oauth2-client) - backend: configure Spring Security oauth2Login() with session cookie (JSESSIONID HttpOnly) - backend: add UserController exposing /api/user to report authenticated user info - backend: configure GET /logout with RP-initiated end-session support - backend: update HelloController to use @AuthenticationPrincipal OAuth2User - backend: update all tests to use .with(oidcLogin()) mock - backend: explicitly configure OIDC provider endpoints to bypass discovery at test time - frontend: remove angular-oauth2-oidc and @ngx-env/builder dependencies - frontend: revert angular.json builders to standard @angular/build:* - frontend: replace client-side OIDC flow with /api/user check + window.location redirects - frontend: update app.config.ts and config.service.ts to remove OIDC configuration - frontend: rewrite all unit tests to mock /api/user endpoint instead of OAuthService - compose: move OIDC_CLIENT_ID and OIDC_CLIENT_SECRET to backend environment variables - compose/dockerfile: remove frontend build-time OIDC ARG/ENV secrets
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