Use NewDeviceConcern consistently for session value#10678
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changelog: Upcoming Features, Aggregated Sign-In Message, Fix aggregated new device sign-in for expired session
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🛠 Summary of changes
Updates references to
user_session[:new_device]withNewDeviceConcern#new_device?.This is a refactoring following #10628 to consistently use the concern abstractions in place of direct references to the session.
One difference is that
new_device?will default totrueon an absent session value. In the real-world, this should never realistically happen when verifying 2FA after sign-in.📜 Testing Plan
Repeat Testing Plan from #9784