feat(gitlab): handle 401 expired token to display logout/login alert - #513
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If we detect a 401 token expired for GitLab provider when trying to publish a commit, display a little explicit non-technical info that tells the user to logout/login with GitLab.
Currently, this is easier to do that until we can properly implement refresh_token.
See #512