feat: local gateway auth token proxy#1275
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i built a proxy for our proxy
Everytime we refreshed our oauth token, we had to tear down, and respawn Claude/Codex (because you can't change the auth token passed into either CLI at runtime). This sucks, because it's unreliable and buggy. Instead, what if we just proxy the request and pass in the right/updated token in that auth proxy before sending the request off to the gateway?
I also got rid of the manual session recreation logic.
Tested manually, seems all good 🤷🏻