docs(servicenow): point OAuth link at current canonical URL#3143
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The 'sandiego-platform-security' bundle URL is the San Diego release-named location; the canonical doc has moved to the unversioned www.servicenow.com/docs/r/platform-security/authentication/ path. The old URL still works via 301 redirect but the new one is the direct canonical.
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The ServiceNow OAuth link on line 65 of
src/pages/docs/approvals/servicenow/index.mdpoints at the San Diego-release-named URL:That still 301s, but the canonical unversioned location is:
Switching drops the redirect dependency and the implicit pin to San Diego. Spotted while setting up the integration against a current ServiceNow PDI.