Specify recipient as a query param when sending OCM token by email #3687
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Before the email recipient when sending the OCM token was specified as a form parameter. Now as a query parameter, as some clients does not allow in a GET request to set form values.
It also add the possibility to specify a template for the subject and the body for the token email.