feat: accept errors.detailed on every direct-answering middleware - #158
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Fixes SDK-1811: when
withOAuthProtectedResourcecannot deriveresourceServerorauthorizationServer, it answers with the library's JSON error envelope (500 plusx-supabase-server-error) instead of letting theEnvErrorescape as the runtime's plain-text 500. The URL derivations carry the same construction markwithSupabaseuses, so a throw from a caller-supplied URL function still propagates. Every middleware that answers directly (withClaims,withRequiredClaims,withPostgresClient,withPostgresAdminClient,withOAuthProtectedResource) also acceptserrors: { detailed: false }and trims its short-circuit body tocodeandmessage, the same aswithSupabase. Each short-circuit has a test for both body shapes, and the docs describe the new responses.