Update overview-authentication-authorization.md - headers example with a short explanation of their backend nature. #127185
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…h a short explanation of their backend nature. The article would be more helpful if it included a quick reference to the headers and a note about their server-side nature. This would save time, reduce confusion, and enhance the overall developer experience. Documentation should answer the “what, where, and why” without requiring users to dig through multiple articles or community posts. Knowing which headers are injected and what they contain is vital for developers. Developers may assume they're missing something if they don't see the headers in browser DevTools. Explicitly stating that these headers are server-side only prevents unnecessary confusion.
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The article would be more helpful if it included a quick reference to the headers and a note about their server-side nature. This addition would save time, reduce confusion, and enhance the overall developer experience.
Documentation should answer the "what, where, and why" without requiring users to dig through multiple articles or community posts.
Knowing which headers are injected and what they contain is vital for developers.
Developers may assume they're missing something if they don't see the headers in browser DevTools. Explicitly stating that these headers are server-side only prevents unnecessary confusion.