Add new Django setting to restrict allauth endpoints that are exposed #1670
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Currently, we use allauth's regular "account" provider for user management in dev, and its github "socialaccount" provider for prod. However, we expose endpoints for both of these auth flows in prod and dev. This means that someone can sign up using the regular "account" provider in production, bypassing github entirely. In practice, this hasn't happened before because we don't advertise these URLs publicy; however if you know the URL, a user could navigate to https://api.dandiarchive.org/accounts/signup/ directly and sign up.
This PR adds a new setting
ENABLE_GITHUB_OAUTH
. If enabled, only the github socialaccount provider endpoints are exposed. If disabled, only the "account" provider endpoints are exposed.