Persist osm login across playwright tests (temp login removed)

[spwoodcock]

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Related

#1903 as the PR where this issue was discussed

Describe this PR

• Didn't get a chance to finish this due to my flight, but hopefully you get the idea here @NSUWAL123
• If I don't get to look at this until Monday, we could go over it together in person 😄
• The context should probably be set just after the OSM login succeeds, then waiting for the redirect will allow the cookie to be set for the subsequent test.
• The context wont save the cookie as it's httpOnly, but should save the OSM login part hopefully, to avoid having to do the Oauth flow for OSM again - let's see!
• In the end the main goal is automated OSM login. To do that we need to make a test OSM account and can just hardcode the creds to this repo. If we optimise by reducing calls to OSM via the auth context, this is a bonus, but not essential for now.

Alternative Approaches Considered

• Disable auth on the backend when DEBUG=true.
• But this would mean we can't test properly with roles, and this could be important in future.

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[spwoodcock]

This was a lot more complicated that I imagined, due to OpenStreetMap oauth restrictions:

• https must be used for all URLs, other than 127.0.0.1.
• As we are testing in one container, but accessing the frontend in another, we cannot use 127.0.0.1.
• This forces us to use https for the domain fmtm.dev.test, so we have to configure a certificate on the vite dev server and add the CA cert to the playwright container trusted cert chain.
• Documented the work in that direction here: Example (WIP) config for https Playwright testing #1920

Instead, in this PR I decided to make a simple workaround via temp auth for the React frontend:

• The auth is not actually used anyway, as we have DEBUG=True on the backend, so the localadmin user is used.
• This simply sets the temp auth cookie & authDetails in the frontend state, so we can continue as if we are logged in.