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…AuthorizationCodeGrant, DeviceCodeGrant, RefreshTokenGrant, and ResourceOwnerPasswordCredentialsGrant. Add some missing imports to the oauth2 __init__.py
…int does all of its work through the grant type handler.
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Note: This branches from #920 so commits 90d8aa8 and 68b292a are both from that PR and once that PR gets merged, this one will be touching less code.
Cleans up the existing device workflow to make it follow how the authorization code workflow works and the overall structure of the library.
validate_device_codeto the request validator for callers to implementauthorization_pending,slow_down,expired_token, andaccess_denied.Resolves #944
Resolves #949
I know the guidelines say one PR for one issue, but these issues are both very closely related and felt like a single chunk of work.