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 A library for Go client applications that need to perform OAuth authorization against a server, typically GitHub.com.
 
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 Traditionally, OAuth for web applications involves redirecting to a URI after the user authorizes an app. While web apps (and some native client apps) can receive a browser redirect, client apps such as CLI applications do not have such an option.
 
 To accommodate client apps, this library implements the [OAuth Device Authorization Grant][oauth-device] which [GitHub.com now supports][gh-device]. With Device flow, the user is presented with a one-time code that they will have to enter in a web browser while authorizing the app on the server. Device flow is suitable for cases where the web browser may be running on a separate device than the client app itself; for example a CLI application could run within a headless, containerized instance, but the user may complete authorization using a browser on their phone.