feat(auth-app): add changelog

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Enhancement: Introduce auth-app service
Introduce a new service, auth-app, that provides authentication and authorization services for applications.
https://github.com/owncloud/ocis/pull/9079

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## The `auth` Service Family
ocis uses serveral authentication services for different use cases. All services that start with `auth-` are part of the authentication service family. Each member authenticates requests with different scopes. As of now, these services exist:
- `auth-app` handles authentication of external 3rd party apps
- `auth-basic` handles basic authentication
- `auth-bearer` handles oidc authentication
- `auth-machine` handles interservice authentication when a user is impersonated
- `auth-service` handles interservice authentication when using service accounts
- `auth-app` handles authentication of external 3rd party apps
## Service Startup

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## The `auth` Service Family
ocis uses serveral authentication services for different use cases. All services that start with `auth-` are part of the authentication service family. Each member authenticates requests with different scopes. As of now, these services exist:
- `auth-app` handles authentication of external 3rd party apps
- `auth-basic` handles basic authentication
- `auth-bearer` handles oidc authentication
- `auth-machine` handles interservice authentication when a user is impersonated
- `auth-service` handles interservice authentication when using service accounts
- `auth-app` handles authentication of external 3rd party apps
## Auth Managers

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## The `auth` Service Family
ocis uses serveral authentication services for different use cases. All services that start with `auth-` are part of the authentication service family. Each member authenticates requests with different scopes. As of now, these services exist:
- `auth-app` handles authentication of external 3rd party apps
- `auth-basic` handles basic authentication
- `auth-bearer` handles oidc authentication
- `auth-machine` handles interservice authentication when a user is impersonated
- `auth-service` handles interservice authentication when using service accounts
- `auth-app` handles authentication of external 3rd party apps
## Built in OpenID Connect Identity Provider

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The oCIS Auth Machine is used for interservice communication when using user impersonation.
ocis uses serveral authentication services for different use cases. All services that start with `auth-` are part of the authentication service family. Each member authenticates requests with different scopes. As of now, these services exist:
- `auth-app` handles authentication of external 3rd party apps
- `auth-basic` handles basic authentication
- `auth-bearer` handles oidc authentication
- `auth-machine` handles interservice authentication when a user is impersonated
- `auth-service` handles interservice authentication when using service accounts
- `auth-app` handles authentication of external 3rd party apps
## User Impersonation

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## The `auth` Service Family
ocis uses serveral authentication services for different use cases. All services that start with `auth-` are part of the authentication service family. Each member authenticates requests with different scopes. As of now, these services exist:
- `auth-app` handles authentication of external 3rd party apps
- `auth-basic` handles basic authentication
- `auth-bearer` handles oidc authentication
- `auth-machine` handles interservice authentication when a user is impersonated
- `auth-service` handles interservice authentication when using service accounts
- `auth-app` handles authentication of external 3rd party apps
## Service Accounts