feat!: add getServerSession and SessionProvider

[jonas-jonas]

BREAKING CHANGES: This patch changes the underlying mechanism of the `useSession` hook. It now requires a `<SessionProvider>` in the tree above its usage.

You can now provide a session object to the initial store of the `SessionProvider` making it possible to fetch the session on the server.

If you use the `<Settings />` component, and make use of the integrated user menu, you must now wrap the whole component in the `SessionProvider`.

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Codecov Report

Attention: Patch coverage is 55.95238% with 37 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 44.05%. Comparing base (df98c2b) to head (f0e2bac).
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[aeneasr]

Looks good to me on the conceptual level. Did not check the code itself