Fix parameter description in GetAuthenticatorKeyAsync #57834
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Corrected the parameter description for the `user` parameter in the `GetAuthenticatorKeyAsync` method of the `IUserAuthenticatorKeyStore<TUser>` interface. The previous description incorrectly referred to the security stamp, while the new description accurately refers to the authenticator key.
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Co-authored-by: Martin Costello <martin@martincostello.com>
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userparameter description for IUserAuthenticatorKeyStore.GetAuthenticatorKeyAsync methodCorrected the parameter description for the
userparameter in theGetAuthenticatorKeyAsyncmethod of theIUserAuthenticatorKeyStore<TUser>interface. The previous description incorrectly referred to the security stamp, while the new description accurately refers to the authenticator key.Fixes #57832