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docs: add Apple official docs link and fix branding 

- Add link to official Apple Sign in with Apple documentation
- Change "OAuth2-Proxy" to "OAuth2 Proxy" per review feedback

Signed-off-by: LYJW131 <lyjw2007@gmail.com>
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title: Apple title: Apple
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Apple Sign in with Apple is an OIDC provider that supports authentication using Apple ID. [Apple Sign in with Apple](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/sign_in_with_apple) is an OIDC provider that supports authentication using Apple ID.
## Prerequisites ## Prerequisites
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Apple Sign in with Apple has some unique requirements compared to standard OIDC providers: Apple Sign in with Apple has some unique requirements compared to standard OIDC providers:
1. **Dynamic Client Secret**: Apple requires the `client_secret` to be a JWT signed with your private key (ES256). OAuth2-Proxy automatically generates this JWT for each token request. 1. **Dynamic Client Secret**: Apple requires the `client_secret` to be a JWT signed with your private key (ES256). OAuth2 Proxy automatically generates this JWT for each token request.
2. **Form Post Response Mode**: Apple returns the authorization code via form POST rather than query parameters. OAuth2-Proxy handles this automatically. 2. **Form Post Response Mode**: Apple returns the authorization code via form POST rather than query parameters. OAuth2 Proxy handles this automatically.
3. **Limited User Information**: Apple only provides the user's email (and optionally name) on the first authentication. Subsequent authentications may not include the name. 3. **Limited User Information**: Apple only provides the user's email (and optionally name) on the first authentication. Subsequent authentications may not include the name.