Bringing PlatformUtils and UserAgent defaults over to the authentication library. Since netstandard2.0 doesn't have all the types required it's still expected that callers will need to construct their own http client factory. For .NET Framework however, using a static HttpClient is still the recommendation so providing some extension methods to support that.
Bringing PlatformUtils and UserAgent defaults over to the authentication library. Since netstandard2.0 doesn't have all the types required it's still expected that callers will need to construct their own http client factory. For .NET Framework however, using a static HttpClient is still the recommendation so providing some extension methods to support that.