Fix: preserve existing refresh_token when server omits it in refresh response#2280
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…response Per RFC 6749 Section 6, the server MAY issue a new refresh token. If the response omits it, preserve the existing one to prevent can_refresh_token() from returning False after first refresh. Fixes modelcontextprotocol#2270
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Fixes #2270
Per RFC 6749 Section 6, the server MAY issue a new refresh token. If the response omits it, preserve the existing one.
Many OAuth providers (Google, Auth0, Okta) omit refresh_token from refresh responses by default. The current behavior causes
can_refresh_token()to return False after the first refresh, forcing full re-authentication.