docs: clarify that .read and .manage scopes are independent - #69
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The README and the scope_registry docstring both stated that a .manage scope implicitly enables the matching .read operations. The server does not work that way — scope gating is exact per tool, so granting only okta.apps.manage leaves list_applications and get_application disabled because they require okta.apps.read. Correct both to state the scopes are independent and that read and write access to a resource requires configuring both scopes.
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The README and the
scope_registrydocstring stated that a.managescope implicitly covers.read. The server gates each tool on exactly one scope, so granting onlyokta.apps.manageleaveslist_applications/get_applicationdisabled. Corrects both to state the scopes are independent and that read and write access require configuring both. Documentation only.