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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on a series of version updates across various @0xsequence packages, advancing them to 3.0.0-beta.10. It also integrates critical fixes for Apple authentication and introduces significant enhancements to the dapp client, particularly around managing explicit session permissions and supporting EOA logins. These changes aim to improve the stability and functionality of the wallet interaction layer.

Highlights

• Version Bumps Across Packages: Numerous @0xsequence packages, including api, builder, guard, identity-instrument, indexer, marketplace, metadata, relayer, userdata, abi, wallet-core, dapp-client, wallet-primitives, and wallet-wdk, have been updated from 3.0.0-beta.6 (or beta.5 in pre.json) to 3.0.0-beta.10.
• Apple Authentication Fixes: Adjustments have been made to the Apple authentication flow, specifically in the AuthCodeHandler, to conditionally remove the scope parameter for Apple signups, addressing previous issues.
• Dapp Client Enhancements: The dapp-client package now supports EOA (Externally Owned Account) login and includes new utilities for creating explicit session configurations with fine-grained control over permissions and native token spending limits.
• New Explicit Session Configuration Utilities: New types (SessionDuration, NativeTokenSpending, ExplicitSessionParams) and a createExplicitSessionConfig function have been introduced to enable developers to define time-bound and permission-controlled explicit sessions for wallets.

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Code Review

This pull request includes a series of version bumps and changelog updates across multiple packages, likely as part of a release process. It also introduces features like EOA login support, Apple authentication fixes, and a new utility for creating explicit session configurations. My review focused on the new code changes. I identified a logic issue in the createExplicitSessionConfig function where a permission check is performed prematurely, which would block a valid use case. I've provided a code suggestion to rectify this. The other modifications, particularly the Apple auth fix, appear correct and are supported by tests.