Add missing additional_scopes_key to Auth0 config template#60
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Auth0 places user permissions in the `permissions` JWT claim rather than in the standard `scope` claim. Without this setting, RabbitMQ does not read the permissions granted to the user.
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auth_oauth2.additional_scopes_key = permissionsto the Auth0 configuration templateAuth0 places user permissions in the
permissionsJWT claim rather than in the standardscopeclaim. Without this setting, RabbitMQ does not read the permissions granted to the user.The Auth0 documentation already mentions this setting, but the template was missing it.