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cleanup: fix typo: scretTokenKey --> secretTokenKey#63101
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This one is straightforward: changing the spelling of a variable.
As I poked around in the vscode extension looking for what's going on with the authentication errors, the misspelling of
scretTokenKeybecame difficult to ignore. So I fixed it. :-DTest plan
Run and Debugsidebar view in VS Code, then selectLaunch VS Code Extensionfrom the dropdown menu. Verify expected behavior.