Update pre-configured OIDC server to use OIDC flavor of Refresh Token grant type #838
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… grant type (#838) * Modify pre-configured OIDC server to use OIDC Refresh Token grant type * Add test coverage for OIDC refresh token grant type * Use longer variable names
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#752 Added an OIDC variant of the Refresh Token grant type. This pull request updates the pre-configured OIDC server to use this grant type, rather than the RFC6749 version. Practically, this means that OIDC refresh token responses now include ID tokens when the
openidscope is provided.See #827 for more context.