feature(oidc):preload user (alpha) #1352
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This commit updates the @axa-fr/react-oidc package to it's latest version, 7.22.4 (NOTE: This version was released yesterday), to use it's latest feature, user preload. Currently, the useOidcUser hook runs async, which makes it a pain to couple with subsequent hooks. However, [as added in the latest version](AxaFrance/oidc-client#1352), we can explicitly set a configuration variable to await the loading of the user data. Since we need to grapple the oidc user authentication id with the authentication id in the database in order to get the DATABASE user id, which is also done via an async hook, this seems like the correct approach. Issue #702 Get User's Id For Use in Dependent API Calls seems to be the correct approach until
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