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UX: Update Discourse ID setting description (#35094)

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@ -2000,7 +2000,7 @@ en:
enable_local_logins_via_email: "Allow users to request a one-click login link to be sent to them via email."
allow_new_registrations: "Allow new user registrations. Uncheck this to prevent anyone from creating a new account."
enable_signup_cta: "Show a notice to returning anonymous users prompting them to sign up for an account."
enable_discourse_id: "Enable authentication via Discourse ID, a single sign-on service that allows users to log in to multiple Discourse sites using a single account. Common social login providers like Google, Facebook, and Twitter are supported without additional configuration. See <a href='https://id.discourse.com' target='_blank'>id.discourse.com</a> for more details."
enable_discourse_id: "Enable authentication via Discourse ID, a single sign-on service that allows users to log in to multiple Discourse sites using a single account. Common social login providers like Google, Facebook, Apple, and Github are supported without additional configuration. See <a href='https://id.discourse.com' target='_blank'>id.discourse.com</a> for more details."

enable_google_oauth2_logins: "Enable Google Oauth2 authentication. This is the method of authentication that Google currently supports. Requires key and secret. See <a href='https://meta.discourse.org/t/15858' target='_blank'>Configuring Google login for Discourse</a>."
google_oauth2_client_id: "The unique client ID provided by your Google application, used for the authentication process."