Sign in mobile users with a self-hosted page

[susanharper-okta]

Description:

• What's changed? Sign in mobile users with a self-hosted page doc
• Is this PR related to a Monolith release? No

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Resolves:

• OKTA-1020096

[okta-prod-github-app]

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Article	Total score Required:80	Word and phrases (Brand, terms) Preferred: 80	Correctness (Spelling, grammar) Preferred: 80	Clarity (Readability) Preferred: 80	Inclusive language (+ accesibility) Preferred: 80
✅ packages/@okta/vuepress-site/docs/guides/index.md	91	100	89	78	100
✅ packages/@okta/vuepress-site/docs/guides/sign-users-in-mobile-self-hosted/index.md	87	100	100	14	100
✅ packages/@okta/vuepress-site/docs/guides/sign-users-in-mobile-self-hosted/main/index.md	88	93	71	100	100

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Suggested change

	Add authentication to your mobile app using a self-hosted sign-in page with the Okta Client SDK.
	Add authentication to your mobile app using a self-hosted sign-in page with the Okta Client SDK for Swift.