Update ServiceNow README.md

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WHY

The changes improve the ServiceNow README.md to be clearer for users

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated instructions for configuring ServiceNow integration.
  • Clarified navigation by directing users to the specific ServiceNow section.
  • Renumbered the setup steps to improve clarity.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the ServiceNow integration README by reorganizing the steps for creating the OAuth Validator app. The instructions now direct users to navigate to "System OAuth > Application Registry > New" and select "Connect to an OAuth Provider (simplified)" before naming the app and entering credentials. Subsequent steps have been renumbered accordingly. There are no modifications to exported or public entity declarations.

Changes

File	Change Summary
components/servicenow/README.md	Updated the OAuth Validator app setup instructions: added a clear navigation step for "System OAuth > Application Registry > New" with "Connect to an OAuth Provider (simplified)" and renumbered subsequent steps.

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components/servicenow/README.md (1)

41-41: Grammar Improvement: Use “log in” as a Verb

In step 7, the phrase “...prompt you to login to your ServiceNow instance...” uses “login” as if it were a verb. For better grammatical accuracy and clarity, consider changing it to “log in.” For example:

-7. Press **Connect**. A new window will prompt you to login to your ServiceNow instance, authorizing Pipedream's access to the ServiceNow REST API.
+7. Press **Connect**. A new window will prompt you to log in to your ServiceNow instance, authorizing Pipedream's access to the ServiceNow REST API.

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[grammar] ~41-~41: The word “login” is a noun. The verb is spelled with a white space.
Context: ...nect**. A new window will prompt you to login to your ServiceNow instance, authorizin...

(NOUN_VERB_CONFUSION)

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[grammar] ~41-~41: The word “login” is a noun. The verb is spelled with a white space.
Context: ...nect**. A new window will prompt you to login to your ServiceNow instance, authorizin...

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components/servicenow/README.md (2)

34-37: Clarify and Validate the Updated OAuth Validator App Steps

The revised instructions for creating the OAuth Validator app (steps 2–5) now explicitly direct users to navigate to System OAuth > Application Registry > New and select Connect to an OAuth Provider (simplified). This reordering clearly reflects the updated UI navigation and improves clarity. Please verify that these steps accurately represent the current ServiceNow UI.

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39-39: Review the Connect App Step Detail

Step 6 now instructs users to visit [Pipedream's account page] and click Click Here to Connect An App. The instructions are clear, but please ensure that the button label exactly matches the text in the user interface to avoid confusion.