[keycloak-user] Using the nodejs-connect adapter without a logout route

The nodejs-connect adapter's middleware() function includes automatic setup of a logout route which redirects to the keycloak server to logout the authenticated user. The relative path to the logout route is customizable via the options object, but there is no specified way to opt out of the logout route. Looking at logout.js in the source I can see that passing something which will never resolve as equal to request.url would result in the logout route always being skipped, which is workable but is a hack. I'm looking at using this for a backend service which will not do user login/logout management at all but will only be doing checks for authorization details. I don't see a need for logout functionality on such a service. I can see three possibilities: 1) I'm looking at this the wrong way, and I actually do want logout functionality for some reason. 2) I'm looking at it the right way, and the aforementioned hack is the "normal" way to do it, but undocumented. 3) There's a feature request hiding here for a config option on middleware() to opt out of the logout middleware. (3) seems most plausible to me at this point but I don't want to jump into feature request mode with an incomplete understanding of the situation. Any opinions?