docs: explain SigV4-safe root access keys - #121
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Summary
/break the AWS Signature Version 4 credential scopeWhy
A root access key containing
/adds an unexpected delimiter to the SigV4Credentialfield. RustFS currently accepts the configured value at startup, but signed requests can then fail with an invalid authorization header.Closes rustfs/rustfs#3959
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npm run docs:checknpm run types:checknpm run build