webauthn: use DefaultResourcesFilter without reflection #15970
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- Unconditionally use the DefaultResourcesFilter, because the javascript file is required by the DefaultWebAythnPageGeneratingFilter, which is always registered.
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reviewer: @rwinch
Description
Use
DefaultResourcesFilterwith a proper static method for webauthn pages.Note that the filter used to be registered only when the
DefaultLoginPageGeneratingFilterwas registered. It is now always used, because theDefaultWebAuthnRegistrationPageGeneratingFilteruses the javascript, and that file is always present. Also note that while the registration page is after theAuthorizationFilter, the javascript will always be publicly served, because, when the login page is served, it needs the javascript to be publicly accessible.