doc:Corrected sentence in documentation for clarity and conciseness #12788
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This pull request fixes a minor typo in the documentation to enhance clarity and readability. The original sentence was a bit cumbersome, and the correction makes it clearer and more concise. The change is purely documentation-related and does not affect functionality.
Original:
"Auth.js is a set of open-source packages that are built on standard Web APIs for authentication in modern applications with any framework on any platform in any JS runtime."
Correction:
"Auth.js is a set of open-source packages built on standard Web APIs for authentication in modern applications with any framework, on any platform, in any JS runtime."