- Fix Authentication issues with DeviceFlow - Fixes #20 - Fixes #19 - The Auth module now supports Device Flow for both GitHubApp, OAuthApp, PAT and System PAT. - If running Connect-GitHubAccount the flow will do the following: - If system tokens are available, use those to log in. - Else trigger device flow. Check if access token is valid. if token is valid for less than 4 hours, refresh the token using the device flow refresh token process. Same if access token is expired. - If refresh token is expired, trigger new device flow auth process. - If type of auth changes due to switchs, trigger new device flow auth process. - If running Connect-GitHubAccount -AccessToken is run, an interactive process is assumed. A prompt will ask the user to provide a PAT token, which can be both Fine grained or classic. - Changed so tokens are treated as SecureStrings from its stored until its put in the function/command that uses it, and converts it there. - Fixes #23 - Configuration is now stored with a prefix that is configured in the SecretVault.psd1 file in the data folder. Default this is "GHPS_". All settings written to the secret store uses this. - Adds an API call method `Invoke-GitHubAPI` to manage all the calls to the GitHub API - Includes default usage of settings, like ApiBaseUri, AccessToken (now as a SecureString) and Version for the api version. - Supports pagination, in line with [Using pagination in the REST API](https://docs.github.com/en/rest/guides/using-pagination-in-the-rest-api?apiVersion=2022-11-28) - Fixes #12 - Adds functions under the Meta namespace.

[Feature] Meta - Get meta information about GitHub #12

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