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fix: accept string audiences in ID tokens - #58
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validate_id_tokenrejects valid ID tokens with a string-valued audience because it compares the first character ofaudwith the client ID. OpenID Connect allows a single audience to be represented as a string (section 2).Normalize a string audience to a one-element list before the existing comparison. Signature verification, issuer/expiry checks, and existing array handling remain in place.
The new tests use real RS256 signatures and cover matching string/list audiences, mismatched audiences, a string with a matching prefix, and an invalid signature. The matching-string case fails before the fix. All 30 tests pass afterward, including the existing discovery tests;
git diff --checkpasses.