feat(auth): add token-based authentication via Personal Access Token#40
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Switch from password-only auth to support PAT via ROCKETCHAT_BOT_TOKEN + ROCKETCHAT_BOT_USER_ID env vars. The SDK handles both paths: token sets X-Auth-Id/X-Auth-Token headers directly on REST; password falls back to SHA-256 digest login via DDP. Closes #39
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Summary
Replace password-based authentication with Personal Access Token (PAT) support. This is the definitive fix for all special-character escaping issues in Docker Compose
.envfiles.Changes
BotToken+BotUserIDfields; validation accepts token+userID OR passwordConnect()accepts token+userID;connect()uses token auth when credentials have ID+Token set (SDK handles both paths transparently)Connect()Testing
go build ./...— passesgo test -race ./...— passesgo vet ./...— passesCloses #39