fix: make token type comparison case-insensitive in authentication#77
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The Zaptec API returns token_type as "bearer" (lowercase), but the code was checking for exactly "Bearer" (uppercase), causing authentication to fail. Changed the comparison to be case-insensitive using toLowerCase(). Also fixed the error message which was incorrectly showing data.token_type twice instead of displaying the expected value "Bearer".
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The Zaptec API returns token_type as "bearer" (lowercase), but the code was checking for exactly "Bearer" (uppercase), causing authentication to fail. Changed the comparison to be case-insensitive using toLowerCase(). This is likely due to an API update. We now ignore casing in our comparison.
Also fixed the error message which was incorrectly showing data.token_type twice instead of displaying the expected value "Bearer".