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[ENHANCEMENT] Demo / Testing App, Updated Build Configuration (#8) 
* 🎉 Scaffold example app with SvelteKit barebones skeleton

* 💄 Add TWCSS and base styles with fonts Inter/Fira Mono

* 🔧 Add `exports` and `types` to `package.json` and update `tsconfig.json` for Vite-compatible build output

* ➕ Add local dependency to `svelte-kit-auth` as symlink

* 🔧 Update example app env variables

* ✨ Add basic auth config to example app

* ♻️ Export all providers from `/providers` module

* 🎨 Make `Auth` class default export of lib

* 🚚 Rename `example-app` to `app`

* ➕ Use `file:` instead of `link:` for local dependency to `svelte-kit-auth`

* 🔧 Add `JWT_SECRET_KEY` to env and config

* 🎨 Add `RedditOAuthProvider.profileHandler` for general use and stripping of payload

* ✨ Export auth API routes from app

* ⬆️ Update local deps

* ✨ Add `host` and `basePath` to general config and improve recognition of routes

* 🚨 Exclude `app` from TS build

* 📌 Undo `file:` mapping dependency for usage with Vite

TODO: Needs to be fixed for release.

* 🎨 Enable TS `strict` mode and set target to `es2017`

* 📌 Undo `file:` mapping dependency for usage with Vite

* 🚨 Format and lint files

* 🍱 Add logo

* ✨ Add login and profile routes to example app for showcase and testing

* 💄 Add PrismJS and create homepage with example

* 🔨 Add `build:watch`
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