Support trusted provider emails and optional-email OAuth - #3
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TTR now trusts Facebook’s returned email and should allow OAuth signup even when a provider does not share an email. Add opt-in trusted provider emails to bypass the local mailbox-code challenge, and optional-email accounts using Better Auth’s supported profile mapping. Public sessions expose
email: nullfor these accounts; the reserved internal address cannot receive login codes.Existing provider bindings and canonical emails remain stable. No schema migration or new dependency is required; conservative defaults remain available for other consumers.
Validation: all 146 tests pass, including same-email linking in both directions, single-session revocation, no-email signup/return, reserved-address rejection, and invalid OIDC assertions. Distributable packages verified in an independent installed consumer.