Compare auth server metadata issuer ignoring trailing slash#955
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oauthex/auth_meta.go: fixes metadata issuer comparison to ignore trailing slash difference
Google's gmail MCP server returns
https://accounts.google.com/as the Authorization Server in the Protected Resource Metadata, but returnshttps://accounts.google.comin the Auth Server Metadata. This causes a comparison failure per rfc8414 section-3.3: Authorization Server Metadata Validation. The authorization server URL is meant to be a base to build other URLs from, it does not seem necessary to enforce that the trailing slash (or lack thereof) matches with the issuer URL. Please see #953 for more details.Fixes #953