Fix modern EduPage two-factor login - #109
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EduPage’s current JavaScript-based 2FA page no longer exposes the hidden form fields expected by this library. As a result, otherwise-valid credentials could authenticate successfully but fail before 2FA completion.
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MainLoginRPC action.Related Issue
This addresses the same upstream login-flow regression described in EdupageAPI/edupage-api#101: EduPage moved the login and 2FA UI to a JavaScript-rendered flow, leaving the legacy form parser unable to continue.