fix(auth): respect http_unix_socket during auth flow #11890
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Maybesfixes #11891 ?
The http.Client used during OAuth authentication was not configured to use the 'http_unix_socket' value from the user's config. This caused authentication to fail for users who rely on a Unix socket for HTTP traffic.
This commit fixes the issue by creating a shared api.NewPlainHTTPClient that correctly configures the transport to use the Unix socket if one is specified. This new function is now used in both the auth flow and auth refresh commands, ensuring consistent behavior.
Additionally, this resolves an issue where the wrong Accept header was being sent during the OAuth device flow, which resulted in an HTTP 406 error.
This should be reviewed skeptically because: