feat(mfa): passkey and SSO sign-ins count as MFA - #92

Passkey and SSO sign-ins count as MFA, and the profile's Passkey method finally does something. Stacked on #91. Part of #28.

Passkey and SSO sign-ins skip the code step

WorkOS's authenticate response says how the user signed in (authentication_method). The server reads it from WorkOS itself, so the browser can't set it. Mfa\Policy::satisfied_by_sign_in() decides which methods already include a second factor:

• This applies in every mode, so an enforce: always profile accepts a passkey sign-in, and a required user with no authenticator isn't sent to enroll after one.
• When the policy would otherwise have asked for a code or an enrollment, the plugin logs mfa.step_skipped and fires workos_mfa_step_skipped.
• New filters: workos_mfa_trust_sso and workos_mfa_satisfied_by_sign_in, for example to ask one organization's SSO users for a code anyway.

Passkey button

The Login Profile editor offered a Passkey method that nothing implemented. WorkOS runs passkeys only on its hosted sign-in page and has no API for them. A profile with Passkey now shows Sign in with a passkey, which sends the visitor to the hosted page (/auth/oauth/authorize-url?provider=passkey builds a provider=authkit URL). The callback finishes like any other sign-in.

To set it up, turn on Passkeys in the WorkOS dashboard; in production, set up an AuthKit custom domain first. The hosted page offers every method turned on in WorkOS, and a password sign-in there still gets the plugin's code step.

The editor's "WebAuthn / passkey" MFA factor is gone, since WorkOS's MFA API has no such factor.

Tests

• 8 new tests: passkey skips the step (including for a required user with no factors), SSO is trusted by default and challenged when the setting is off, password/magic/social sign-ins still get the code step, the filter can override, and the passkey authorize URL is built only when the profile offers it.
• Full suite: 895 tests. The same 11 environment-only failures as main.
• PHPCS, PHPStan, tsc and the build pass.
• Live on the iwos110 test site against WorkOS staging, with passkeys and progressive enrollment turned on:
  • The Sign in with a passkey button shows on desktop and mobile and opens WorkOS's hosted page.
  • A password sign-in on the hosted page, with WorkOS's "Create a passkey" prompt accepted, came back to iwos110 and got the plugin's code step. That also covers the hosted-callback resume from feat(mfa): enforce the plugin's MFA policy at sign-in #88 live for the first time.
  • The same user, who has an authenticator app (MFA on in WordPress), then signed in with the passkey and landed in wp-admin with no code step. The passkey lives in Chromium's virtual authenticator, which simulates the fingerprint/PIN check.
• SSO wasn’t run live (it needs an SSO connection on staging); the unit tests cover it.