docs: minor fixes about clerk doc

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• Documentation
  • Updated integration guide for Clerk, clarifying user data management within the ZModel framework.
  • Emphasized that users do not need to be stored in the database due to Clerk's management.
  • Modified example schema for the User type for improved clarity.
  • Retained section on creating an enhanced Prisma client, with examples for Next.js App Router and Pages Router.

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The pull request updates the documentation for integrating with Clerk in the ZModel framework, specifically addressing user data management. It clarifies that users do not need to be stored in the database, as Clerk handles authentication and storage. The documentation suggests declaring a type for the User instead of a standard model. Additionally, it retains and clarifies the section on creating an enhanced Prisma client, with examples for both Next.js App Router and Pages Router, while reinforcing access control policies related to user authentication.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
docs/guides/authentication/clerk.md	Updated user data management instructions, clarified User type declaration, adjusted indentation for clarity, reinforced access control policies, and retained enhanced Prisma client examples.

Possibly related PRs

• docs: add clerk sample for app router; upgrade docusaurus to 3.4 #312: The changes in clerk.md include restructuring code related to creating an enhanced Prisma client, which is directly relevant to the adjustments made in the main PR regarding user data management and the Prisma client setup.
• doc: updates about the check API #378: The updates to the check API in the documentation enhance the understanding of access policies, which aligns with the main PR's focus on user authentication and access control policies in the context of Clerk and Prisma.

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