WIP: Split auth methods off the main users RPC protocol#2230
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WIP: Split auth methods off the main users RPC protocol#2230
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This PR aims to make it more explicit what the purpose of the "Lookup*" methods are, and separate them from the other users service RPC methods.
This should help to improve our Hard To Misuse Score.
I would also like to suggest that we do a similar thing in future for when one service answers different types of request.
For example, if a service answers unauthenticated public requests, authenticated user requests, and internal requests (unauthenticated, commonly grpc-only), we should split those requests into different protobuf services.