Fix header name in docs/onAuth.md#2225
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The doc string promises to reimplement default behaviour, and default header is called "Authorization", not "Authentication". User should expect this snippet to work exactly like the default onAuth. The next doc string about "X-Authentication" is fine since it's clearly an example of a custom header. docs: add @fetsorn as a contributor
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The doc string promises to reimplement default behaviour, and default header is called "Authorization", not "Authentication". User should expect this snippet to work exactly like the default onAuth.
The next doc string about "X-Authentication" is fine since it's clearly an example of a custom header.
I'm fixing a bug or typo
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