OAuth users don't have passwords set, so they should not be prompted for password confirmation when performing destructive actions. This fix:
- Detects OAuth users via the hasPassword() method
- Skips password confirmation in modal for OAuth users
- Keeps text name confirmation as the final step
- Centralizes logic in helper functions for maintainability
- Changes button text to "Confirm" when password step is skipped
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Added authorization checks in Livewire components related to Docker and server management to ensure only authorized users can create, update, and manage Docker instances and server settings.
- Introduced new policies for StandaloneDocker and SwarmDocker to define access control rules based on user roles and team associations.
- Updated AuthServiceProvider to register the new policies, enhancing security and access control for Docker functionalities and server management operations.
- Add CheckUpdates and UpdatePackage actions for managing server updates.
- Create ServerPackageUpdated event for broadcasting update status.
- Introduce Patches Livewire component for user interface to check and apply updates.
- Update navigation and sidebar to include security patching options.
