chore(docs): fix readme credentials section headings

[aaguiarz]

Summary

• clean up README templates
• fix credential titles for OAuth setup

Testing

• make test (fails: docker not found)

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https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_685053a95eb4832280d734b3d6173a31

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated section headings in the README templates from "Auth0 Client Credentials" to "Client Credentials" for improved clarity.

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Walkthrough

The changes consist of updating a section header in two README template files for Go and Java clients. The header "Auth0 Client Credentials" has been renamed to "Client Credentials" in both files. No code, logic, or example content was modified.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
config/clients/go/template/README_initializing.mustache	Renamed section header from "Auth0 Client Credentials" to "Client Credentials".
config/clients/java/template/README_initializing.mustache	Renamed section header from "Auth0 Client Credentials" to "Client Credentials".

Poem

A header changed, so neat and slight,
From "Auth0" to "Client"—just right!
No code was touched, no logic bent,
Just words improved, with kind intent.
README shines with clarity new,
The rabbits hop—this update’s through!

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• config/clients/go/template/README_initializing.mustache (1 hunks)
• config/clients/java/template/README_initializing.mustache (1 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

config/clients/java/template/README_initializing.mustache (1)

52-52: Genericize credentials section heading
The header has been updated from the Auth0-specific label to a generic “Client Credentials,” improving clarity and aligning with other language templates.

config/clients/go/template/README_initializing.mustache (1)

54-54: Genericize credentials section heading
The heading was renamed from “Auth0 Client Credentials” to “Client Credentials,” matching the Java template and avoiding provider-specific terminology.

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