Dids & invite refactor

[joepio]

• work in progress
• Rebased onto Async + WASM Plugins #73 #1130
• Introduces did:ad Resolving did:ad local-first resources #1146 , refactors subject completely Refactor Subject (resource identifiers / urls / dids / ids) #1139
• Token based invite system, stateless Tokens for Invites and Email confirmatin #544
• Allow multiple subdomains

Checklist

• Add changelog entry linking to issue, describe API changes
• Add or update tests if needed
• Update docs if needed

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