docs: add Microsoft OAuth section to Built-in IdP guide#38
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This pull request updates the documentation for the Built-in IdP to add support for Microsoft OAuth authentication in addition to the existing Google OAuth integration. The changes clarify configuration requirements, update examples, and ensure that all relevant sections mention Microsoft OAuth where appropriate.
Authentication provider support:
allow_microsoft_oauthand its requirements, ensuring Microsoft OAuth is presented alongside Google OAuth. [1] [2]Configuration and requirements:
disable_password_authdocumentation to indicate that either Google OAuth or Microsoft OAuth (or both) can be used as the sole authentication method when password authentication is disabled. [1] [2]allowed_email_domainsand the incompatibility with non-email identifiers. [1] [2]General improvements: