Enhancement: support for remembered principals in session management, check w…

[lprimak]

…hether url rewriting enabled in more places
Also refactored and improved the code along the way

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[steinarb]

Value not saved? Are there context subclasses, some of which store the value?
(hm... but these are new methods so if there were subclasses implementing, they should have been shown here...?)

[lprimak]

Yes. The issue is you cannot just add methods to interfaces without breaking compatibility.
They need to have default implementation (empty here)
This is implemented in DefaultSubjectContext
Actually, these should throw an exception. I will make it so.
Thanks for the hint