Update packages/ui-extensions/docs/surfaces/point-of-sale/staticPages/pages/pos-overview.doc.ts

Co-authored-by: Henry Stelle <[email protected]>

Author: js-goupil

packages/ui-extensions/docs/surfaces/point-of-sale/staticPages/pages/pos-overview.doc.ts

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ const data: LandingTemplateSchema = {
         },
       ],
       sectionContent:
-        "POS UI extensions can also make authenticated calls to your app's backend. When you use `fetch()` to make a request to your app's configured auth domain or any of its subdomains, an `Authorization` header is automatically added with a Shopify [OpenID Connect ID Token (formerly known as a Session Token)](https://shopify.dev/docs/api/app-bridge-library/reference/id-token). There's no need to manually manage ID tokens.\n\nRelative URLs passed to `fetch()` are resolved against your app's `app_url`. This means if your app's backend is on the same domain as your `app_url`, you can make requests to it using `fetch('/path')`.\n\nIf you need to make requests to a different domain, you can use the [`session.getSessionToken()` method](/docs/api/pos-ui-extensions/apis/session-api#sessionapi-propertydetail-getsessiontoken) to retrieve the ID token and manually add it to your request headers.\n\n**Important**: ID tokens are only returned for authenticated users who are permitted to use your app. When the authenticated user (the user that logged into Shopify POS with their email address) doesn't have the correct app permission enabled for your app, the token will be null. This is irrelevant of which POS Staff member is pinned in, as those are not authenticated users. For more information on configuring app permissions, see the [Shopify app permissions documentation](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/your-account/users/roles/permissions/store-permissions#apps-and-channels-permissions).",
+        "POS UI extensions can also make authenticated calls to your app's backend. When you use `fetch()` to make a request to your app's configured auth domain or any of its subdomains, an `Authorization` header is automatically added with a Shopify [OpenID Connect ID Token (formerly known as a Session Token)](/docs/api/app-bridge-library/reference/id-token). There's no need to manually manage ID tokens.\n\nRelative URLs passed to `fetch()` are resolved against your app's `app_url`. This means if your app's backend is on the same domain as your `app_url`, you can make requests to it using `fetch('/path')`.\n\nIf you need to make requests to a different domain, you can use the [`session.getSessionToken()` method](/docs/api/pos-ui-extensions/apis/session-api#sessionapi-propertydetail-getsessiontoken) to retrieve the ID token and manually add it to your request headers.\n\n**Important**: ID tokens are only returned for authenticated users who are permitted to use your app. When the authenticated user (the user that logged into Shopify POS with their email address) doesn't have the correct app permission enabled for your app, the token will be null. This is irrelevant of which POS Staff member is pinned in, as those are not authenticated users. For more information on configuring app permissions, see the [Shopify app permissions documentation](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/your-account/users/roles/permissions/store-permissions#apps-and-channels-permissions).",
       anchorLink: 'app-authentication',
       codeblock: {
         title: "Make requests to your app's backend",