Make AuthSession final and add a delegate protocol to intercept and provide custom errors #224
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This change simply forwards the error received from the AuthSession delegate to the original caller
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This change is motivated by the fact that Swift classes (even
@objcandNSObjectsubclasses) cannot themselves be subclassed in Objective-C. Thus, we need to provide some mechanism for GSI-iOS to receive, and potentially modify, errors before they are delivered to the clients. The delegate protocol added here is that solution.