feat(auth0-server-js): add revokeRefreshToken and logout revocation support

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Summary

• Adds ServerClient.revokeRefreshToken() — reads the refresh token from the session and delegates to AuthClient.revokeToken(), wrapping errors in TokenRevocationError
• logout() now always attempts revocation best-effort before clearing the session; revocation failure never blocks logout
• In resolver mode, both revocation and session deletion are gated by a domain-match guard (session domain must match resolved domain)
• Re-exports TokenRevocationError from the server-js public surface
• Adds /auth/revoke route to the Express example app
• Documents revocation behavior in EXAMPLES.md

Depends on

Requires auth0-auth-js#217 to be merged and released first (revokeToken() and TokenRevocationError are defined there).

Test plan

• revokeRefreshToken — success, missing session, missing refresh token, wraps error as TokenRevocationError
• logout (static mode) — revokes then deletes session; revocation failure does not block logout
• logout (resolver mode) — revokes and deletes when domains match; skips both when domains differ

Closes SDK-8850 (server-js portion)

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• examples/example-express-web/src/auth0.ts
• examples/example-express-web/views/private.ejs
• packages/auth0-server-js/EXAMPLES.md
• packages/auth0-server-js/src/index.ts
• packages/auth0-server-js/src/server-client.spec.ts
• packages/auth0-server-js/src/server-client.ts
• packages/auth0-server-js/src/types.ts

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