Update Register-PSResourceRepository.md - Example 4 (#225)

* Update Register-PSResourceRepository.md - Example 4

Provide a little more information around example 4. From my reading here it wasn't clear anywhere that the secret must be stored as a PSCredential object and expected Find-PSResource to use the name of the secret and the value of the secret as username/password. This wasn't the case.

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Co-authored-by: Sean Wheeler <[email protected]>

Author: robinmalik

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 ### Example 4
 
 This example registers a repository with credential information to be retrieved from a registered
-**SecretManagement** vault. You must have the **Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretManagement** module
-installed and have a registered vault containing the stored secret. The format of the secret must
-match the requirements of the repository.
+**SecretManagement** vault, where **SecretStore** is the name of the vault and **TestSecret** is the
+name of the stored secret.
+
+You must have the **Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretManagement** module installed, have a registered
+vault, and stored a secret within it. If setup correctly, the command
+`Get-SecretInfo -Name 'TestSecret'` would return the secret.
+
+The format of the secret must match the requirements of the repository. In some instances,
+`TestSecret` might need storing as a **PSCredential** object with a username and password or token.
+In others it may need storing as a **SecureString** representing just the token.
 
 ```powershell
 $parameters = @{