Update authentication docs for WordPress Application Passwords#54
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Revised the authentication documentation to use WordPress Application Passwords as the standard method for REST API access. Updated step-by-step instructions, replaced manager account references, added new screenshots, clarified authentication methods, and included a Ruby example. Improved troubleshooting and permission guidance to reflect the new approach.
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Revised the authentication documentation to use WordPress Application Passwords as the standard method for REST API access. Updated step-by-step instructions, replaced manager account references, added new screenshots, clarified authentication methods, and included a Ruby example. Improved troubleshooting and permission guidance to reflect the new approach.