feat: otp token hash with salt - #2650
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Uses unique per instance salt when calculating otp hashes (otp, verify tokens, invite tokens). Falls back to unsalted hash lookup. Unsalted values will naturally expire according to otp validity period, the legacy lookup code can be safely removed then.
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Found 24 test failures on Blacksmith runners: Failures
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Bug fix / feature
What is the current behavior?
otp hashes are generated in a predictable manner, making calculation of possible hash values possible.
What is the new behavior?
Uses unique per instance salt when calculating otp hashes (otp, verify tokens, invite tokens). Hash values remain deterministic per instance but not enumerable without knowing the secret salt value. Falls back to unsalted hash lookup. Unsalted values will naturally expire according to otp validity period, the legacy lookup code can be safely removed then.