Beyond her role as a prophetess, what aspect of Huldah's consultation by King Josiah highlights a significant shift or challenge to established religious authority in Judah?

A The fact that she was the sole interpreter of the Law available at the time. B Her consultation bypassed the more traditional Levitical priests and male prophets, suggesting her spiritual authority was recognized despite her gender and social status. C Her prophecy was primarily focused on political matters, undermining the influence of the royal advisors. D Her consultation was a mere formality, as Josiah had already decided on his course of action.