docs: add Twitter/X OAuth 1.0a and AWS SigV4 auth types to README#138
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v0.14.0 added oauth1a-twitter and aws-sigv4 auth types but the README wasn't updated to document them. Changes: - Add Twitter/X OAuth 1.0a and AWS SigV4 to features table - Add 'Supported auth types' reference table listing all 10 auth types - Add config examples and CLI usage for both new auth types - Add non-interactive setup examples with --consumer-key/--access-key-id flags
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v0.14.0 shipped
oauth1a-twitterandaws-sigv4auth types but the README wasn't updated. This adds documentation for both.Changes
oauth1a-twitterandaws-sigv4--consumer-key/--access-key-idexamples alongside existing bearer/HMAC/GitHub App examplesNo code changes — README only.