blog: update stack-auth blog

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• Documentation
  • Enhanced clarity and structure of the guide on building multi-tenant applications using StackAuth and Next.js.
  • Improved introduction highlighting challenges in tenant management and user flows.
  • Expanded technology stack section for better readability and explicit listing of technologies.
  • Added detailed explanations of the "SelectedTeamSwitcher" component and database setup instructions.
  • Enhanced access control implementation section with examples of ZenStack policies.
  • Provided a comprehensive overview of UI components related to todo lists and server actions.

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The pull request involves significant modifications to the documentation for building multi-tenant applications using StackAuth's "Teams" feature and Next.js. Key areas of improvement include the introduction, technology stack, application goals, integration of the "SelectedTeamSwitcher" component, database setup, access control implementation, and a comprehensive overview of UI components. These changes aim to enhance clarity and structure, providing developers with a more informative guide on implementing multi-tenancy effectively.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
blog/stackauth-multitenancy/index.mdx	Refined introduction highlighting multi-tenancy challenges; rephrased technology stack; expanded application goals; added details on "SelectedTeamSwitcher" integration; elaborated database setup instructions; enhanced access control section with ZenStack policies; improved overview of UI components.

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• blog: supabase rls alternative #335: Discusses multi-tenancy and access control, directly relevant to tenant management and data segregation.
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• blog: clerk organization #394: Provides a guide for building multi-tenant applications using Clerk's features, closely related to user management in multi-tenant applications.

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