Document OIDC authentication testing in HttpGraphQlTester#1260
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This pull request documents the use of
mockOidcLoginfor testing OpenID Connect (OIDC) authentication inHttpGraphQlTester. It provides guidance on simulating authentication scenarios in the context of GraphQL HTTP testing.Why
I don't know where to refer to write the test with OIDC.
If you're familiar with WebTestClient this will be immediately obvious, but many users may not be (I am, in fact).