feat: add tool to fetch an application's SAML IdP metadata - #66
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get_application exposes the metadata link but not its contents, and the SAML
metadata endpoint requires authentication, so retrieving an app's IdP metadata
(entityID, SSO URL, signing certificate) previously meant calling the API
outside the server with the cached token.
Add get_app_saml_metadata, which fetches GET /api/v1/apps/{id}/sso/saml/metadata
server-side through the request executor and returns the raw XML plus the parsed
entityID, SSO URL, and x509 certificate. Parsing uses the standard library, so
no new dependency is added. Gated on okta.apps.read.
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get_applicationexposes the metadata link but not its contents, and the SAML metadata endpoint requires authentication. Addsget_app_saml_metadata, which fetches the metadata XML server-side and returns the raw XML plus the parsed entityID, SSO URL, and signing certificate (parsed with the standard library, no new dependency).Tests:
tests/test_get_app_saml_metadata.py.