Fix auth origin issue

[Woofer21]

Possibly fixes the auth invalid orgin issue

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced authentication configuration by adding an option for specifying trusted origins, providing more flexibility for managing secure access.

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Walkthrough

The change adds a new property named trustedOrigins to the configuration object passed to the betterAuth function in src/lib/auth.ts. This property is assigned an array that contains the value of env.BETTER_AUTH_URL. The update expands the configuration options for authentication without altering the existing functionality or control flow.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/.../auth.ts	Added a new property trustedOrigins to the configuration object, set to an array with env.BETTER_AUTH_URL.

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Poem

I'm hopping through the code at night,
With trustedOrigins shining bright.
A new option in our auth maze,
Guiding URLs through its rays.
With a twitch of my nose and a cheerful cheer,
I celebrate our change with a happy ear!

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src/lib/auth.ts (1)

10-10: The addition of trustedOrigins should fix the auth origin issue.

Adding the trustedOrigins property to the betterAuth configuration properly addresses the authentication origin issue mentioned in the PR. This change explicitly declares which origins are trusted for authentication requests, preventing potential cross-site request forgery attacks. Using env.BETTER_AUTH_URL ensures consistency with the application's environment configuration.

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[dpaulos6]

LGTM