docs: document public https URL requirement for org SSO#700
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Summary
Documents a new save-time validation rule applied to organization-managed SSO configurations: provider URLs the Lightdash backend has to fetch (Okta domain, Generic OIDC discovery document) must be public
https://URLs.Changes
Context
Triggered by lightdash/lightdash#23476, which adds SSRF protection by validating that org-admin-supplied Okta domains and OIDC discovery URLs resolve to public addresses before they are fetched server-side during issuer discovery. Azure AD is unaffected because its endpoints are templated.
cc @ the PR author from the upstream change — please review.