Documentation added relying party integration with eSignet Go md file

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• Documentation
  • Added a comprehensive guide for integrating relying parties with eSignet.
  • Documented the complete OIDC authentication flow, including authorization, consent, token exchange, verification, and user information retrieval.
  • Added OpenAPI specifications for authorization, PAR, token, JWKS, and userinfo endpoints.
  • Included details on client authentication, signing, encryption, security requirements, and differences from the Java implementation.
  • Documented per-client security enforcement, sample userinfo JWT payloads, and updated protocol behaviors.

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Walkthrough

Adds a relying-party integration guide for Go eSignet. It documents OIDC authorization, PAR, DPoP, token exchange, token verification, userinfo retrieval, endpoint specifications, examples, and differences from the Java implementation.

Changes

OIDC Integration Guide

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Authorization and request security docs/relying-party-integration.md	Documents prerequisites, authorization parameters, PAR enforcement and expiry, DPoP proofs, endpoints, and retry behavior.
Authentication and token exchange docs/relying-party-integration.md	Describes authentication and consent redirects, private_key_jwt assertions, token responses, error codes, and disabled refresh-token and revocation behavior.
Token verification and userinfo docs/relying-party-integration.md	Documents JWKS validation, token claims, Bearer and DPoP authentication, JWS or JWE userinfo responses, and sample payloads.
Go and Java behavior comparison docs/relying-party-integration.md	Compares endpoint paths, signing algorithms, enforcement settings, ACR values, claims, and token behaviors between implementations.

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~3 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 2035e

The PR adds relying-party integration guidance, but its browser-session recommendation does not specify the SameSite mode for supported redirect flows, which may cause callback failures or session/login-CSRF issues in affected integrations. Existing state and nonce requirements limit the likely impact, so the change is mergeable with explicit follow-up to clarify the cookie setting.

Poem

A relying-party guide takes shape
Authorization steps align
PAR and DPoP rules appear
Tokens and claims stand clear
Userinfo completes the path

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In `@docs/relying-party-integration.md`:
- Around line 617-632: Update the token-error summary list in the relying-party
integration documentation to include invalid_grant, matching the error enum
shown in the OpenAPI schema and the corresponding list at the additional
occurrence.
- Line 7: Change the Prerequisites heading from level three to level two so it
correctly follows the document’s level-one title and preserves the heading
hierarchy.
- Around line 28-30: Update both fenced code blocks in the relying-party
integration documentation to include language identifiers: use text for the
plugin URL block and http or text for the request block, resolving the
markdownlint warnings without changing their contents.
- Around line 500-505: Update the **exp** claim description in the client
assertion claims documentation to refer to the client assertion rather than an
ID token, while preserving its existing expiration-time semantics.
- Around line 13-16: Update the Client Authentication Method and Registered
Redirect URI guidance to state that client assertion signing and token exchange
must remain in the RP backend, and frontend or native redirect targets must not
contain an extractable client private key. If hardware-backed native keys are
supported, document that as a separate supported model.
- Around line 876-879: Update both supported user-info claims lists to use the
standard picture claim name instead of profile photo, matching the
client-registration declaration; do not add an alias unless the existing
implementation explicitly supports one.
- Line 402: Update the OpenAPI snippets for the PAR and token endpoints to
define a valid private_key_jwt security scheme and reference it in both
operations. Replace the security: [] declarations with operation-level security
requirements, ensuring the scheme is declared within the snippets rather than
relying on a root-level definition.
- Around line 899-907: Update the WWW-AUTHENTICATE schema to remove the enum of
bare error codes and define representative examples of complete Bearer challenge
header values, including required error parameters, so generated clients accept
valid RFC 6750 headers.
- Around line 129-137: Update the acr_values parameter schema to accept
space-separated ACR values rather than validating the entire string against a
single-value enum; remove the enum or apply per-value validation while
preserving the documented supported ACR identifiers.
- Around line 908-910: Add matching components.securitySchemes definitions for
Authorization-Bearer and Authorization-DPoP in the UserInfo OpenAPI document,
using HTTP bearer with JWT format and HTTP DPoP respectively, so the existing
security references resolve correctly.
- Line 445: Update the relying-party callback guidance to require storing the
generated state, comparing it with the returned callback state, and rejecting
mismatches before exchanging the authorization code.
- Around line 421-437: Update the DPoP proof JWT structure documentation to
require an ath payload claim for protected-resource requests such as GET
/oauth2/userinfo, specifying that it is the base64url-encoded SHA-256 hash of
the ASCII access token; keep ath conditional on proofs accompanying an access
token.
- Line 783: Update the ID-token validation documentation near the
signing-algorithm allowlist to describe the JWE flow: decrypt the outer JWE
using the client’s registered encryption private key, validate its alg against
encPublicKey.alg and require enc=A256GCM, then validate the inner JWS signature
and claims using the eSignet JWKS.
- Around line 709-717: Update the JWKS schema around its required fields to use
oneOf branches for RSA, EC, and OKP keys, requiring only fields valid for each
kty: RSA requires e and n, EC requires crv, x, and y, and OKP requires crv and
x. Preserve the shared required fields and the existing kty contract.
- Around line 149-156: Update the PKCE parameter documentation near
code_challenge and code_challenge_method to state that when
additionalConfig.require_pkce is true, every authorization-code flow must
include code_challenge and code_challenge_method=S256 in the authorization
request, plus code_verifier in the token request; remove wording that presents
these requirements as merely conditional or optional.
- Line 197: Update the redirect_uri guidance in the relying-party integration
guide to document that only standalone * and ** path segments are supported;
reject or disallow wildcard usage in the scheme, host, or partial path segments,
and remove any broader partial or regex-based matching wording.
- Around line 334-336: Add the DPoP key-reuse requirement to the DPoP
documentation near the dpop_jkt description: generate one key pair before PAR,
reuse its private key for PAR, token, and userinfo proofs, and generate a fresh
proof with a unique jti for each request without creating a new key between
requests.
- Around line 327-336: Update the PAR section near the client_assertion schema
to document the profile-aware client_assertion.aud contract: use
endpoint-specific audience sets for non-strict profiles, and document that FAPI
2.0 with client_auth_assertion_audience set to strict_audience_check requires
the single discovery issuer audience. Clarify that separate assertions apply to
PAR and token exchange.

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In `@docs/relying-party-integration.md`:
- Line 24: Update the “Step 1: Redirect User to eSignet Authorization Endpoint”
heading to level three so it follows the existing “Step-by-Step Implementation”
level-two heading without skipping a hierarchy level.
- Line 956: Update the documented WWW-Authenticate challenge example to use the
DPoP authentication scheme instead of Bearer while preserving the existing
use_dpop_nonce error and description values.
- Around line 968-972: Update the Authorization-DPoP security scheme to use
scheme DPoP instead of bearer, and remove bearerFormat so generated
Authorization headers preserve the documented DPoP contract.
- Line 461: Update the authorization flow described near the state handling to
persist the generated nonce in the browser session alongside state, then after
token exchange compare the ID Token nonce with that stored value and reject
missing or mismatched values before accepting the authentication result.
- Around line 407-415: Remove the PrivateKeyJWT bearer security requirement and
the corresponding http/bearer PrivateKeyJWT security scheme from both OpenAPI
specifications in docs/relying-party-integration.md at lines 407-415 and
653-661. Preserve the required client_assertion and client_assertion_type
form-body fields, documenting the authentication method only via a vendor
extension if needed.
- Around line 740-777: Add kty properties with const values to each JWKS oneOf
branch: RSA for the RSA key branch, EC for the EC key branch, and OKP for the
OKP key branch, while preserving their existing required fields and property
definitions.

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- Line 249: Update the UserInfo HTTP 401 documentation to distinguish challenge
schemes: retain the Bearer WWW-Authenticate format for Bearer-token requests,
and document DPoP challenges for DPoP-bound requests, including the
use_dpop_nonce response.
- Line 146: Update the documentation entry listing `client_id` and
`code_verifier` so it states that `code_verifier` is optional only when PKCE is
not required, while preserving the existing requirement when
`additionalConfig.require_pkce` is true.
- Line 311: Add a single trailing newline at the end of the markdown file,
preserving the existing table content.
- Line 151: Add a blank line before each JSON fenced code block associated with
the sample userinfo JWT payload sections, including the blocks at the three
reported locations, while preserving their existing content and fencing.
- Line 64: Update the PAR documentation to fully describe private_key_jwt
authentication: specify that client_assertion_type and client_assertion are sent
in the form body, require the client_assertion_type value
urn:ietf:params:oauth:client-assertion-type:jwt-bearer, and state that the PAR
JWT audience is the PAR endpoint, separate from the token audience. Add the same
required client_assertion_type value to the token parameter documentation.
- Line 221: Update the relying-party session guidance to require HTTPS for all
RP communication and explicitly require the session cookie’s Secure attribute
alongside HttpOnly and SameSite.

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SameSite=Lax for the callback session cookie, preserving the HTTP-only and
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Looks ok to me on high level.