Review found that nothing stopped `bearerAuthz = true` on an interactive
client. `renderClient` reads the flag only in the machine branch, so the
scope is never emitted: the client authenticates, is authorised for
nothing, and the build is green. `kind` defaults to `interactive`, so it
is reached by forgetting a field rather than by writing a wrong one —
this module's own failure mode one level up.
The other half of the review asked to relax the method assertion to
accept `null`, on the strength of the option's doc calling `null`
authelia's default. Measured instead: under `authelia.bearer.authz`
authelia refuses the omission outright, so the assertion was right and
the DOC was wrong. The doc now carries the exception, and the assertion
message says null is refused rather than leaving a reader to infer it.