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All signers require, at a minimum, a request to sign and an identity with which
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to sign. A Signer should be modeled like so:
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to sign. A `Signer` should be modeled like so:
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```java
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// This example interface modifies the transport message in-place with the
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## AuthScheme
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An AuthScheme self-describes a single flow (combination of an identity resolver
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An `AuthScheme` self-describes a single flow (combination of an identity resolver
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and signer) through which a Smithy client authenticates a request:
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```java
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A list of supported AuthSchemes should be configurable by the end-user of the
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A list of supported `AuthScheme`s should be configurable by the end-user of the
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Smithy client. The default "constructor" for a Smithy client should typically
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pre-load a list of supported AuthSchemes on client configuration.
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pre-load a list of supported `AuthScheme`s on client configuration.
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```java
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// in this example, the service supports some combination of

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