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GitHub App documentation should contain clear examples of how to use keys in AKV as sign-only #40002

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In two places in GitHub app docs, here and here, there is a statement that "Consider storing your GitHub App's private key in a key vault, such as Azure Key Vault, and making it sign-only." As previously discussed, this information is provided without an example of how to do this.

This can now be done with az keyvault key sign, likely due to a recent fix in this space. This documentation should be updated with clear examples of how to do this, comparable to what already exists for JWT tokens.

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This is a documentation improvement related to GitHub app security.

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