Fix: CSRF Package Initialization and Configuration Handling #8
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Description
This pull request addresses the following issues with the CSRF package:
\Leaf\Anchor\CSRF::config()method is now called before request verification begins, ensuring that any custom configurations are properly applied before verification occurs.csrf.phpconfiguration file exists. If it does, the settings from this file will replace the default configurations inLeaf\Anchor::$config. This allows users to define custom CSRF rules more effectively.These changes will help prevent unexpected invalidation of requests and ensure that user-defined configurations are respected.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
The changes are backward-compatible and should not introduce any breaking changes.
Related Issue
#7