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verified with google search console by going through the auth process twice and generating two different refresh tokens and both were simultaneously valid.
This seems to be API-dependent though. I could see an instance where an API does not allow using multiple refresh tokens for the same user. I don't have an example of such an API. But it seems that this would be a bad pattern to have anyways in case a user could be signed in from multiple devices, then allowing only one active refresh token is probably a bad idea.
Going to consider this done for now and revisit later if needed.
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