Used existing "Error" title for alerts/modal.

I made the "Welcome" title only appear when on authPicker view, other wise it appeared in the others, e.g. PasswordRecoveryView.

If you intend on having a title for the forgot password view later on, you may want to abstract this into an @ViewBuilder header property or something.

Made it a computed property: b4ea600 (#1259)

Improved the UI for PasswordPromptSheet:

Improved logic for password recovery so modal pops up telling user to check email for recovery link, or for failure, modal pops up with error.

Instead of creating a custom type, you can initialize a Swift standard library Result from the authService.sendPasswordRecoveryEmail() function, use it in the switch statements below, and then also omit the do...catch in sendPasswordRecoveryEmail().

I used Result but still need an Identifiable so that we could control the sheet: 03ebaf2 (#1259)

Also - I still needed to use do/catch as Result expected a synchronous closure and the operation is async

If you intend on having a title for the forgot password view later on, you may want to abstract this into an @ViewBuilder header property or something.

You could do this slightly more elegantly with a

switch authService.authView {
  case .passwordRecovery:
    // ...
  case .emailLink:
    // ...
}

Using switch statement: c013f34 (#1259)

The only thing I don't like is including the default case at the end to satisfy compiler as we're not using updatePassword View in AuthPickerView.

You can put break in the switch instead of EmptyView

Doesn't seem possible. I can leave a TODO to refactor this.

Why does this need to be wrapped in a Task?

Good catch, removed: b738cf5 (#1259)

Instead of creating a custom type, you can initialize a Swift standard library Result from the authService.sendPasswordRecoveryEmail() function, use it in the switch statements below, and then also omit the do...catch in sendPasswordRecoveryEmail().