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amazon-auth is the session layer for Amazon (sign-in, OTP and MFA, challenges, and cookie persistence), being carved out of amazon-orders so other packages can build on Amazon sign-in without the rest of amazon-orders.

Note: The refactor is under active development, and its first pieces land here in the near future. Until sign-in moves over, you can use amazon-orders, whose AmazonSession provides the same sign-in and session handling today. amazon-orders will build on amazon-auth as each piece moves, so code using AmazonSession today keeps working.

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