fix: Update url to redirect to name change url

[vigneshsankariyer1234567890]

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Solves #7456 . Given an admin had configured at least one external IdP, when a user clicked on the Register button to register as a new user, the user would be redirected to the Register Options page. However, while clicking on the back arrow returns the user back to the original page to either log in or register, clicking on the Login page redirects to the default instance page, since the authRequestId is not included as a param.

Instead, it should redirect to the correct login page accordingly.

The changes add the authRequestID within the href of the Login button as well.

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[livio-a]

Hey @vigneshsankariyer1234567890 thanks for the PR.
I noticed that the latest change does not work and just had an internal discussion.
Since there already is a "back" button (arrow at the top), which exactly does what the "Login" button should achieve, the best option currently is to just remove the "Login" button entirely.

[vigneshsankariyer1234567890]

@livio-a That makes sense, originally the only difference between the "back" button and the "login" button was the inclusion of the AuthRequestId.

I will remove the button altogether, thank you for the clarification!

[livio-a]

@livio-a That makes sense, originally the only difference between the "back" button and the "login" button was the inclusion of the AuthRequestId.

I will remove the button altogether, thank you for the clarification!

Perfect. Thanks for the fix!

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