fix: remove misleading 'Bearer ' prefix from -BearerToken/-Token CBH examples#909
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Several LCS cmdlets had CBH
.EXAMPLEblocks showing-BearerTokenand-Tokenparameters with a"Bearer "prefix in the placeholder value:The correct form is the raw token only:
The three public cmdlets (
Invoke-D365LcsUpload,Get-D365LcsDeploymentStatus,Invoke-D365LcsDeployment) already contain normalization code that auto-prepends"Bearer "when the parameter does not start with it. The examples therefore implied an unnecessary prefix that could mislead users into double-prefixing tokens or authentication errors.Changed: 3 public cmdlets + 6 internal functions —
.EXAMPLE/.PARAMETERdescription text only.Not changed: normalization code (
StartsWith("Bearer ")guard) — left intact for backward compatibility.invoke-requesthandler.ps1excluded — its example passesAuthorizationheader directly, which is correct.Closes #666