Add Scalekit to MCP authorization documentation

[dhaneshbs]

Summary

Adds Scalekit as an OAuth provider option in the MCP (Model Context Protocol) authorization documentation. This update adds Scalekit alongside existing providers (Stytch, Auth0, WorkOS, Descope) and includes a description of Scalekit's MCP Auth features with a deploy button linking to the demo application.

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Details

This PR adds Scalekit to the MCP authorization documentation page, following the same pattern as other OAuth providers. The changes include:

1. Updated provider list: Added "Scalekit" to the list of authorization-as-a-service providers in the introduction section
2. New Scalekit section: Added a dedicated section describing Scalekit's MCP Auth with:
   • Link to Scalekit's MCP Auth documentation
   • Description of OAuth 2.1 features (dynamic client registration, CIMD)
   • Deploy button linking to the mcp-scalekit-todo-list demo

The Scalekit section follows the same format and structure as the existing Stytch, Auth0, WorkOS, and Descope sections.

Related

• Demo application: cloudflare/ai#332 - Add mcp-scalekit-todo-list demo

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