update: Kinde and WordPress guide

[tamalchowdhury]

This PR makes a new update to the existing Kinde and WordPress doc. It adds updated plugin configuration instructions and a few additional settings. It also documents user export, refresh tokens, and a common error code.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Enhanced Kinde + WordPress integration guide with comprehensive step-by-step setup instructions.
  • Added advanced configuration section covering OpenID Connect customization and refresh token setup.
  • Expanded troubleshooting section with solutions for user creation errors.
  • Added guidance for exporting and importing WordPress users.

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Walkthrough

The Kinde + WordPress MDX documentation page is substantially rewritten. Front-matter metadata is updated with new title, description, keywords, and ai_summary. The guide body is replaced with a full Quickstart, an Advanced configuration section (login type and refresh tokens), a WordPress user export workflow, and expanded troubleshooting for failed user creation.

Changes

Kinde + WordPress Documentation Rewrite

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Front-matter metadata and keywords src/content/docs/integrate/third-party-tools/kinde-wordpress.mdx	Updates title, description, sidebar/TOC labels, related articles, topic tags, keywords, updated date, and ai_summary to reflect the OpenID Connect focus and expanded page scope.
Quickstart and Advanced configuration body src/content/docs/integrate/third-party-tools/kinde-wordpress.mdx	Rewrites the main body with "What you need", a multi-step Quickstart (Kinde app creation, callback/logout URL setup, auth method enablement, OpenID Connect Generic Client plugin install and configuration with discovery/manual endpoint fallback, sign-in test), and Advanced configuration covering login type options and refresh token setup with the offline scope.
User export and troubleshooting src/content/docs/integrate/third-party-tools/kinde-wordpress.mdx	Adds the "Export users from WordPress" section (CSV export plugin steps and password import guidance) and a troubleshooting entry for failed user creation when an email already exists, with the "Link Existing Users" remediation step.

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Poem

🐇 Hop hop, the docs have grown so tall,
With Quickstarts, callbacks, one and all!
The WordPress plugin finds its way,
OIDC tokens saved the day.
A rabbit checked the logout flow —
Now users sign in, smooth and so! 🥕

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title 'update: Kinde and WordPress guide' directly summarizes the main change - an update to the Kinde WordPress integration documentation with expanded configuration, user export, and troubleshooting content.

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In `@src/content/docs/integrate/third-party-tools/kinde-wordpress.mdx`:
- Line 114: The phrase "hosted login page" appears in two locations (line 114
and line 128) and should be hyphenated to "hosted-login page" for consistency
and to eliminate adjective-noun ambiguity in user-facing documentation. Update
both instances of this phrase to use the hyphenated form to maintain consistent
terminology throughout the document.

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[dtoxvanilla1991]

2 non blocking issues, where neither really is an issue. Approving with notes.