microG doesn't prompt user for identity verification before allowing Google Account sign in.

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**Describe the bug**
When adding a Google Account in microG on a device that has a screen lock set (PIN, Pattern, Password, etc), microG allows the user to add a Google Account and goes to the sign in page without asking for user authorization (entering screen lock).

**To Reproduce**
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
1. Ensure that a screen lock is set (PIN, Pattern, Password, etc)
2. Open microG Settings
3. Tap "Google Accounts"
4. Tap "Add Google account"

microG then goes to the Google Account sign in page without prompting user for identity verification (entering screen lock).

**Expected behavior**
microG tells the system to show a screen to prompt user to confirm their screen lock before going to the Google Account sign in screen.

**Screenshots**
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**System**
Android Version: 16
Custom ROM: LineageOS 23.0

**Additional context**
On a device that has normal Google Play Services, the system asks the user to confirm identity by entering their screen lock or using biometrics before allowing the user to go to sign in page. This behavior doesn't happen on microG, and it should be added for security to ensure the device owner is who's adding a Google account.

I believe adding it should be easy, but sadly I don't have knowledge to implement it myself.

Start at the microG Settings flow for Google Accounts and the “Add Google account” entry point, then trace how it opens the sign-in page on Android. Compare this with the system identity-verification behavior described in the issue. Done means a configured screen lock or biometric prompt appears before the account sign-in screen.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.