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Browser-initiated OAuth flows cannot send an API key, so requiring
user_api_key_auth on /server/oauth/{id}/authorize and /server/oauth/{id}/token
caused a 401 for all end users. Remove the dependency from both endpoints and
make user_api_key_dict optional in _get_cached_temporary_mcp_server_or_404 so
unauthenticated OAuth browser flows skip the admin-view gate.
Add regression tests:
- unit tests for loopback validation, state round-trip, and token validation
- respx HTTP integration tests covering the full authorize → callback → token flow
- Playwright E2E: Layer 1 directly asserts /authorize returns !401 without an API key; Layer 2 asserts the full UI OAuth form flow succeeds
- extend test-mcp.yml CI job to run both new test files
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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