Sanitize oauth error parameter in logs #103597
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This change introduces a new utility function to sanitize OAuth error codes, preventing potential security vulnerabilities and improving error message clarity. It also updates the error handling logic in the OAuth2 callback views to leverage this new sanitization, ensuring that sensitive or malformed error details are not exposed to the user. Co-authored-by: jenn.muengtaweepongsa <jenn.muengtaweepongsa@sentry.io>
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Refactors OAuth error handling to sanitize and validate error codes from identity providers before logging or displaying them. This prevents arbitrary user-controlled input from being reflected in logs and error messages, mitigating potential security vulnerabilities. Only known, safe error codes are now included in user-facing messages.
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