docs: Update AKS OIDC Issuer link #799
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This reverts commit e3221da.
aramase
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Reason for Change:
When reading the documentation to start using this tool, I noticed that the AKS OIDC documentation link was incorrect. Indeed, the OIDC section apparently was taken away from the original page, and now we have a specific page for it, that is used in this PR.
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Issue Fixed:
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Notes for Reviewers:
Please, let me know if you'd like me to change something in the PR.