Introduce a new DisableUserinfo option in RefreshTokenAuthenticationRequest to allow refreshing tokens acquired during a client credentials flow #1955
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Using refresh tokens with the client credentials grant is discouraged by the OAuth 2.0 specification but some providers are known to use them. So far, using the
AuthenticateWithRefreshTokenAsync()API with a refresh token acquired during a client credentials flow wasn't possible without writing an event handler to disable userinfo retrieval as OpenIddict automatically performs a userinfo request.This PR introduces a new
DisableUserinfooption inRefreshTokenAuthenticationRequestthat allows skipping the userinfo request.