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The Client interface's User type on the Managing IDP users page lists an updatedAt?: string field, but the actual IDP client does not return that property. Documenting it misleads readers into typing against a field that will never be present.

This PR drops the stray updatedAt line from the interface User snippet.

The IDP client's User type does not expose an updatedAt field, so
documenting it misleads readers into expecting a property that does
not exist on returned users.
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Pull request overview

This PR corrects the TypeScript documentation for the Function service’s built-in IdP client by removing an updatedAt?: string field from the documented User interface, aligning the docs with the actual client response shape and avoiding misleading type assumptions for readers.

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  • Removed the stray updatedAt?: string; property from the interface User snippet on the “Managing Built-in IdP Users” guide.

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