IR-346: Add Apple SSO support to the IR Engine.

[muradkhateeb78]

This PR is created for the enabling for Apple SSO support in the IR engine.

patch-package is created based on feathersjs/feathers#3510
Mainly implementing: feathersjs/feathers#3497

Below is the code feathers team implemented in feathers-chat app:
https://github.com/feathersjs/feathers-chat/tree/apple-sso
feathersjs/feathers-chat@dove...apple-sso

Reference:
https://tsu.atlassian.net/issues/IR-346
https://theinfinitereality.slack.com/archives/C071S5ZAARG/p1715612886277619
feathersjs/feathers#3482
https://discord.com/channels/509848480760725514/1237743123669450762

[hanzlamateen]

@barankyle can you give this a code review.

The changes of this PR are currently deployed on https://ir-engine-qat-dev.theinfinitereality.io/

[barankyle]

It looks fine, but I don't have an Apple device and seem to have forgotten my password for the Apple ID I do have.

@muradkhateeb78 Are the feathers patches there because Apple does something different with OAuth than everyone else?

[barankyle]

Got someone else to log in with their Apple ID and it seemed good.

[muradkhateeb78]

It looks fine, but I don't have an Apple device and seem to have forgotten my password for the Apple ID I do have.

@muradkhateeb78 Are the feathers patches there because Apple does something different with OAuth than everyone else?

@barankyle Yes, Apple mandates that if you are requesting the user specific information i.e. 'Email OR Name', you have to request it as a form-post response type, which means that this user specific data will be sent back as a POST callback. All other OAuth Providers send the data in a GET callback. The POST callback was not implemented in feathers. We got that implemented in a separate Feathers PR but since the version was 5.0.27 and we are still on 5.0.5, which is a big jump and introduced certain issues when we shifted to 5.0.27, hence we did a patch-package containing only the changes that we needed and kept the version of feathers to be at 5.0.5.