docs: fix garbled sentence in the JWT grant single-use requirement - #764
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The exp clause was inserted mid-sentence, splitting "single-use JWT authorization grants" and leaving a dangling fragment. Rejoin the sentence; no normative change.
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In the identity linking security considerations, the "JWT grant single-use" bullet reads:
The exp clause was inserted mid-sentence, splitting "single-use JWT authorization grants" and leaving a dangling fragment. This rejoins the sentence and keeps both statements:
No normative change.