feat: add csp nonce prop #104
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Aktuell muss noch ein Hash für den OTP Input Style Tag verwendet werden. Dieser sollte eher mit einem Nonce erstetzt werden, ein [Pull Request](guilhermerodz/input-otp#104) muss dafür in die Library germergt werden.
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resolves #48
Specify a nonce so that the inline style tag can be applied in pages that use a Content-Security-Policy (CSP).
We could attempt to infer this from
document.currentScript.nonce, but the style nonce can technically be different from the script nonce, and it's not always inheritable (from testing, this wasn't inheritable in NextJS).I also didn't want to affect existing behaviour if it's not necessary.