feat (DOCS-CODE-016): [authN] [sign-in] [tutorial] annotate canonical webapp identity sample for user sign-in using in ASP.NET Core 6 Razor #5
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closes: #508064, #1652433
WHY
Microsoft Identity Platform tutorials require some special in-code-annotations. This first PR is the one adding those required for the
DOCS-CODE-016tutorial.WHAT Changed?
add on top of the canonical webapp identity sample for user sign-in using in ASP.NET Core 6 Razor in-code-annotation that enable the content dev team to create prescribed steps in our tutorials.
HOW to test?
All expected annotations should in be in place while reading the
Program.csfile.