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- /disconnect is now called
- A new state is added (DISCONNECTING) that waits for the disconnect to complete
- A helper function is exposed (InFSMState) that can be used by clients to see in which state they are in
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This is useful for servers which have a custom expiry < 30 minutes
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The reason behind this is that we then do not have to pass a lot to
each function. Logging inside internal packages is less useful as we
want to let them return errors and only log in the 'public' facing API
or let the client decide
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The 'Main' state here is a main UI menu, e.g. the intial state, the server search page,
the configuring server page or the connected/has config page
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- Uses OrgID for Secure Internet and gets the data from discovery
- Uses URL for Institute/Custom and gets the data from discovery
- Implements SKIP WAYF as we now have the needed data
- Implements an initial change location with a default location (NL right now)
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- We should never panic now because there is no way to set an extra
key for testing
- This was not used anyways in the Go code, and we should never expose
an insecure function to wrappers
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- For this an `internal/types` package is created with a custom error type
- This custom error type can give back the cause and traceback of an error
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