Deprecate camelCase parameters used by SAML APIs (#73984)#74464
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Both SAML complete logout and SAML invalidate session APIs use a camelCase request parameter, queryString, while the convention is to use snake_case parameters. This PR deprecates queryString and replaces it with query_string. It is an error to if a request specifies both of them.
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Both SAML complete logout and SAML invalidate session APIs use a camelCase
request parameter, queryString, while the convention is to use snake_case
parameters. This PR deprecates queryString and replaces it with query_string.
It is an error to if a request specifies both of them.