Rewrite the verify-email message - #11
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The webprotege email theme only overrode theme.properties (styles/parent), so the realm's emailTheme was still set to the stock "keycloak" theme and every email used Keycloak's default wording regardless of what lived under webprotege/email. Add a messages override with plain-language verify-email copy explaining why the user got the email, what to do, and that it expires soon. Point the realm at the webprotege email theme so it's actually used.
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What this changes
Updates the wording of the "verify your email" message people get when they register or need to confirm their email address, so it's clearer about why they're getting it and what to do.
The catch
The custom
webprotegeemail theme already existed in this repo, but the realm was actually configured to use Keycloak's stockkeycloakemail theme instead (emailThemeinwebprotege.json). So any wording changes made here previously would have had zero effect — nothing was ever reading the custom email theme. This fixes that too, so the new wording (and any future changes here) actually take effect.Testing
Built the image locally, pointed a running realm at the theme, and sent a real verification email to a throwaway test account through Keycloak's admin API. Confirmed both the plain-text and HTML versions render the new copy correctly, with the link, app name, and expiry time all filling in as expected, then deleted the test account.