fix: Support multiple workos-has-session cookies - #137
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Imagine a setup with multiple environments at varying levels of nesting in a domain: * environment_1 has auth domain `auth.foo-corp.com` * environment_2 has auth domain `internal.auth.foo-corp.com` If a user logs in to apps at in both environments, they will end up with multiple `workos-has-session` cookies. authkit-js used to only look at the first cookie (effectively allowing one environment to shadow the other). This lets authkit-js read from every cookie the browser sends.
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Imagine a setup with multiple environments at varying levels of nesting in a domain:
auth.foo-corp.cominternal.auth.foo-corp.comIf a user logs in to apps at in both environments, they will end up with multiple
workos-has-sessioncookies. authkit-js used to only look at the first cookie (effectively allowing one environment to shadow the other).This lets authkit-js read from every cookie the browser sends.