Refactor Go OAuth2 Backend Example #1
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This commit refactors the Go OAuth2 backend example to improve security, maintainability, and functionality. - Externalized credentials to a JSON file to prevent hardcoding secrets. - Implemented token revocation for both access and refresh tokens. - Updated the README.md to reflect the changes and provide clear instructions. - Introduced Go modules for proper dependency management. - Added a .gitignore file to prevent accidental credential leakage. - Made the credentials path configurable via a command-line flag. - Improved error handling and updated to modern Go practices.
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This submission refactors the Go OAuth2 backend example to align with best practices for security and maintainability. It addresses several critical issues, including hardcoded credentials and missing token revocation, and modernizes the project by introducing Go modules and a configurable credentials path.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 5940998052884049041 started by @LarsFosdal