Add SMTP authentication auto-discovery #373
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Implemented a mechanism to automatically discover and select the strongest supported SMTP authentication type. This feature simplifies the authentication process for users and enhances security by prioritizing stronger mechanisms based on server capabilities. Corresponding tests and documentation have been updated.
Refactor the auth type initialization to prevent incorrect assignments and handle empty supported lists. Added comprehensive test cases to verify auto-discovery selection of the strongest authentication method and ensure robustness against empty or invalid input.
Refactor the `preferList` definition in `client.go` for improved readability and consistency. This change ensures the code aligns with standard formatting practices.
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This PR implements a mechanism to automatically discover and select the strongest supported SMTP authentication type. This feature simplifies the authentication process for users and enhances security by prioritizing stronger mechanisms based on server capabilities. Corresponding tests and documentation have been updated.