Feature/remove credentials #272
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The credentials type was creating a lot of problems for supporting other types of authentication. For example, the OAuth 3.0 flow uses URL parameters rather than the Authorization header. This refactor removes the Credentials type and simplifies the types of authentication that we currently support.