feat(evals): add passkey sign-in evals for Auth0.Android and Auth0.swift - #276
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Adds evals covering passkey sign-in for the two mobile SDKs, Auth0.Android and Auth0.swift. Each starts from a working Universal Login app and asks the model to add passwordless passkey login.
The graders check that the solution requests a passkey challenge, drives the platform authenticator (AndroidX CredentialManager / Apple AuthenticationServices) from that challenge, and exchanges the result back through the SDK to obtain and store credentials — including the security-sensitive parts: taking the relying-party id and challenge from the SDK object rather than hardcoding them, letting the credentials manager hold the tokens, and on Android chaining validateClaims() so ID-token validation isn't skipped. L5 also guards against the passkey wrapper classes removed in Auth0.Android v4.