Clarify need for method attribute in JSP authorize tag#18566
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Closes spring-projectsgh-16530 This aligns the JSP documentation with the changes made in spring-projectsgh-16529. Added a NOTE to clarify that the method attribute is required when the underlying RequestMatcher is method-specific. Signed-off-by: onhann <gusgus1467@naver.com>
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Closes gh-16530
Adds a NOTE to the JSP taglibs documentation clarifying that when authorization is configured with a method-specific RequestMatcher, sec:authorize should specify the corresponding method so it is evaluated against the intended rule.
This follows the background discussion in gh-16529.