Webfinger now returns issuer location #172
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Also removes the definition of `webfinger_url_options`, as it now becomes irrelevant.
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Also removes the definition of
webfinger_url_options, as it now becomes irrelevant.This closes #171. Detailed background is provided in the issue.
Removing configurability of
webfinger_url_optionscan be non-trivial. However if we are going to let it stick around, some might feel that another option likeprovider_url_optionsis missing. I wouldn't prefer adding it, because these/.well-knownstuff are supposed to be self-sufficient, unlike endpoints that#providermight return. How does that sound?