mod_http_oauth2: Implement refresh token rotation Makes refresh tokens one-time-use, handing out a new refresh token with each access token. Thus if a refresh token is stolen and used by an attacker, the next time the legitimate client tries to use the previous refresh token, it will not work and the attack will be noticed. If the attacker does not use the refresh token, it becomes invalid after the legitimate client uses it. This behavior is recommended by draft-ietf-oauth-security-topics

Module that generates a nicer text version of Atom feeds, meant for
use with [mod_pubsub_feeds] and [mod_pubsub_text_interface].

It extracts title, content and links from entries, does a crude
conversion of HTML to [XEP-0393: Message Styling] and formats a text
version like this:

> \***Example Post Title**\*
>
> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.
>
> https://blog.example.com/example-post