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Fix Node.js credential constant to include the correct v1.ClientSecurity. namespace prefix matching the @authzed/authzed-node client library API. Update documentation to be more precise about local development scenarios.
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Addresses #350 by clarifying when to use
INSECURE_PLAINTEXT_CREDENTIALSvsINSECURE_LOCALHOST_ALLOWEDfor local development scenarios.Changes
Context
Teams using Orbstack or Docker with non-localhost hostnames (e.g.,
*.orb.local) were confused about which security setting to use. This makes it clear that insecure plaintext credentials work for all local development scenarios including localhost, Docker, Orbstack, and other non-TLS setups.Fixes #350