feat(oauth2): Define custom scope query param - #391
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Description
This PR introduces the
scopeQueryParamfield to the OpenAPI specification, enabling providers to specify a custom query parameter name for passing OAuth scopes during authorization.OpenAPI schema change
Added the following field to the OAuth2 options schema:
All other file changes in this PR are automatically generated from this schema update.
Documentation update
Added installation instructions for the
rdmelinter to the README:Motivation
This change is required to support Slack's user-scoped OAuth flow, which uses
user_scopeinstead of the standardscopequery parameter. The field is optional and config users should default toscopewhen nothing is specified, ensuring backward compatibility with existing providers.