name the mint, not the publisher, as the writer of the client secrets
Finishes the sweep of prose that said the publisher unit writes or carries the OIDC client secrets: rust docs, nix comments and option descriptions, test names and docs.
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//! A client secret held in memory and read again from where it is kept when
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//! the `IdP` refuses it.
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//! The secret can change under a running process: the publisher in authelia's
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//! container re-publishes it when it is re-minted. A refusal asks for a re-read
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//! The secret can change under a running process: authelia's mint, in its
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//! container, writes a new one when it re-mints. A refusal asks for a re-read
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//! ([`StoredSecret::after_refusal`]); when the read lands a different secret,
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//! the caller tries once more with it. One re-read runs at a time, and a
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//! refusal while one is running waits for it rather than starting another.
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