Provide a package to help integrate Ory into an ASP.NET Core application

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Describe your problem

The manual setup required to get Ory authentication working in ASP.NET Core (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/authentication/?view=aspnetcore-7.0) is not as straight forward as users expect it to be, thus raising the barrier of entry for users from that ecosystem.

Describe your ideal solution

A separate NuGet package (depending on Ory.Client) providing easy to use integration points that abstract the needed "plumbing" to achieve the integration. A basic example on how the integration can be achieved can be found here.

Workarounds or alternatives

As an alternative, the abstractions could be integrated directly into the SDK package. Since the package is completely generated from an OpenAPI spec, versioning changes to the abstraction can become difficult.

Version

1.0.2

Additional Context

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