Expose jwt-go MapClaims through gin-jwt.#345
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This pull request updates the
MapClaimsstruct to be an alias of the golang-jwt library's MapClaims instead of requiring all the downstream functions to use thegolang-jwtlibrary's struct.This helps a lot with breaking changes (such as the one introduced in the last tag) because it means that the function inputs can be consistent, and it prevents anyone who uses
MapClaimsin upstream code from needing to importgolang-jwtin any of their packages. This is important because requiring users to import golang-jwt directly can cause version mismatches when trying to manage dependencies.