🐛 fix(oci): parse Bearer parameters#232
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Peryx failed OCI token exchange when registries sent quoted commas or mixed-case authentication parameter names. It also forwarded backslash escapes verbatim. Peryx parses authentication parameters in one pass under RFC 9110. It preserves existing realm queries with `url::Url` when appending token request parameters. Fixes tox-dev#224
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Peryx split commas inside quoted values as parameter separators, which truncated realm URLs. It dropped mixed-case fields and forwarded quoted-pair escapes to the token server. This closes #224.
Peryx now scans each challenge once under RFC 9110, parses token and quoted-string values, then decodes quoted pairs. Parameter names use ASCII-insensitive comparisons.
url::Urlpreserves existing realm query parameters before Peryx adds scope and service.