Document OAuth consent flow updates

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What

• Document Console consent behavior for native app OAuth redirects, including the terminal outcome screen and retry action.
• Document PAR-backed authorize request resumption across login as browser-visible behavior without changing app callback expectations.
• Document MCP consent-time narrowing for project and organization resources on the API MCP server page.

Validation

• git diff --check

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Greptile Summary

This PR adds documentation for three related OAuth consent behaviors: native-app deep-link outcome screens and the Open app retry action on the OAuth2 page, PAR-backed login resumption that shortens the browser-visible login URL without affecting the app callback, and user-driven scope narrowing at consent time on the MCP API server page.

• The oauth2/+page.markdoc changes are well-placed and technically accurate; the trailing-newline fix is also included.
• The mcp-servers/api/+page.markdoc adds an "OAuth consent" subsection inside the existing "Pre-requisites" section, but the content describes runtime behavior rather than a setup step, which may confuse readers scanning for configuration prerequisites.

Confidence Score: 4/5

Documentation-only change with clear prose; safe to merge after addressing the section placement question.

Both files contain documentation additions with no broken anchors, missing images, or incorrect technical claims. The only concern is that the new "OAuth consent" content in the MCP API page is nested under a "Pre-requisites" heading even though it describes runtime consent behavior rather than a setup step, which could mislead readers who expect only configuration instructions there.

src/routes/docs/tooling/ai/mcp-servers/api/+page.markdoc — review section placement of the new OAuth consent subsection within Prerequisites.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
src/routes/docs/products/auth/oauth2/+page.markdoc	Adds a new "Console consent redirects" top-level section describing native-app deep-link behavior and PAR-based login resumption; also fixes a missing trailing newline.
src/routes/docs/tooling/ai/mcp-servers/api/+page.markdoc	Adds an "OAuth consent" subsection nested inside the "Pre-requisites" section, but the content describes runtime consent behavior rather than a setup prerequisite, which may mislead readers.

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Fix the following 1 code review issue. Work through them one at a time, proposing concise fixes.

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### Issue 1 of 1
src/routes/docs/tooling/ai/mcp-servers/api/+page.markdoc:31-36
**OAuth consent section placed under Prerequisites**

The `## OAuth consent` heading sits inside the `# Pre-requisites` section, between "Appwrite API key" and "Install uv". A developer scanning that section expects only setup steps; a behavioral description of what happens at consent time is unexpected there. Consider moving this to a standalone top-level section (e.g., `# OAuth consent {% #oauth-consent %}`) so it is discoverable on its own and doesn't inflate the prerequisites list with conceptual content.

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OAuth consent section placed under Prerequisites

The ## OAuth consent heading sits inside the # Pre-requisites section, between "Appwrite API key" and "Install uv". A developer scanning that section expects only setup steps; a behavioral description of what happens at consent time is unexpected there. Consider moving this to a standalone top-level section (e.g., # OAuth consent {% #oauth-consent %}) so it is discoverable on its own and doesn't inflate the prerequisites list with conceptual content.

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Path: src/routes/docs/tooling/ai/mcp-servers/api/+page.markdoc
Line: 31-36

Comment:
**OAuth consent section placed under Prerequisites**

The `## OAuth consent` heading sits inside the `# Pre-requisites` section, between "Appwrite API key" and "Install uv". A developer scanning that section expects only setup steps; a behavioral description of what happens at consent time is unexpected there. Consider moving this to a standalone top-level section (e.g., `# OAuth consent {% #oauth-consent %}`) so it is discoverable on its own and doesn't inflate the prerequisites list with conceptual content.

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