docs: standardize Auth0FastAPI import path in README#101
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Fix the broken `auth0_fastapi_api` import and use the top-level `from fastapi_plugin import Auth0FastAPI` across all examples.
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Summary
from auth0_fastapi_api import Auth0FastAPI) — there is noauth0_fastapi_apimodule, so this raisedModuleNotFoundError.Auth0FastAPIimports to the top-level re-exportfrom fastapi_plugin import Auth0FastAPI(previously a mix offastapi_plugin.fast_api_clientand the broken path).Auth0FastAPIis defined infastapi_plugin/fast_api_client.pyand re-exported fromfastapi_plugin/__init__.py, so the top-level import is the cleanest correct form.Test plan
from fastapi_plugin import Auth0FastAPI