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Replace the separate FacebookLogin and GoogleLogin classes with a single
AuthPlatform class that takes a provider name ("facebook" | "google") as a
constructor argument. This consolidates duplicate OAuth sign-in logic behind
one entry point while preserving the existing NextAuth flow.
- Add new src/lib/auth/auth_platform.ts exporting AuthPlatform and
AuthProvider type
- Update auth-facebook-panel.tsx and splash-button.tsx to use the new API
- Rename initialContext → initialState in the auth machine for consistency
- Update inline docs and comments to reference AuthPlatform
No behavioral change for end users; both providers still route through
NextAuth's signIn() with the same callbacks and cookies.
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