Update OAuth mocks to use Socialite-preferred style - #3920
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Our OAuth provider, Socialite, recently added support for a `fake` facade method, bringing it in line with other parts of the Laravel ecosystem. Thanks to Kitware#3894, we can now use this facade method to create mocks instead of our previous manual mocking approach.
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Our OAuth provider, Socialite, recently added support for a
fakefacade method, bringing it in line with other parts of the Laravel ecosystem. Thanks to #3894, we can now use this facade method to create mocks instead of our previous manual mocking approach.