Example of SIWE custom integration with NextAuth

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Example of SIWE custom integration with NextAuth

This is just a crude example of a sign-in with ethereum (SIWE) flow, it's crude, the final handshake with the auth endpoint is not implemented and it's missing some better edge case detection on the client side.

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