Relax URL match assertion in ResetPasswordIT test

[duanemay]

relax url matching for differences in different environments

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR relaxes the URL matching assertion in the notAutoLoginAfterResetPassword test to accommodate different environment configurations. However, the change introduces significant security and validation concerns.

Key Change:

• Modified URL assertion from startsWith("https://example.redirect.com/?code=") to contains("://example.redirect.com/?code=")

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[Copilot]

The change from startsWith("https://example.redirect.com/?code=") to contains("://example.redirect.com/?code=") weakens the assertion in a potentially problematic way:

1. Protocol validation is removed: The original assertion enforced HTTPS, which is critical for OAuth authorization codes to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks. The new assertion allows HTTP or any other protocol.

2. URL structure validation is weakened: The original startsWith ensures the redirect URL begins with the expected pattern. The new contains could match URLs like http://malicious.com?next=http://example.redirect.com/?code= where the legitimate redirect is embedded elsewhere in the URL.

If the goal is to handle different environments (http in dev/test, https in production), consider a more specific assertion like:

assertThat(webDriver.getCurrentUrl()).matches("^https?://example\\.redirect\\.com/\\?code=.*");

This maintains validation that the URL starts with the expected host while allowing both protocols.

Suggested change

	assertThat(webDriver.getCurrentUrl()).contains("://example.redirect.com/?code=");
	assertThat(webDriver.getCurrentUrl()).matches("^https?://example\\.redirect\\.com/\\?code=.*");

[strehle]

I like this

[strehle]

I would use copilt suggestions but you can decide