Change <AppSecretsId> to <UserSecretsId>

[FabioPagano]

Description

The statement:
If the project has already been initialized for the Secret Manager tool, it will already have an app secrets identifier (<AppSecretsId>) in its project file (.csproj).

should be:
If the project has already been initialized for the Secret Manager tool, it will already have an app secrets identifier (<UserSecretsId>) in its project file (.csproj).

Because in .net 10 .csproj file the secrets tag seems to be:
<UserSecretsId>

Page URL

https://learn.microsoft.com/it-it/aspnet/core/blazor/security/account-confirmation-and-password-recovery?view=aspnetcore-10.0&source=docs

Content source URL

https://github.com/dotnet/AspNetCore.Docs/blob/main/aspnetcore/blazor/security/account-confirmation-and-password-recovery.md

Document ID

24b96ac4-3c9e-f1a1-756a-72ba58d303bd

Platform Id

96481bf9-5cf8-384e-1c7e-aada170b70ec

Article author

@guardrex

Metadata

• ID: 24b96ac4-3c9e-f1a1-756a-72ba58d303bd
• PlatformId: 96481bf9-5cf8-384e-1c7e-aada170b70ec
• Service: aspnet-core
• Sub-service: blazor

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[guardrex]

Thanks for the report, @FabioPagano. I'll take a look at this tomorrow (Wednesday) morning.

Actually, I have a minute to fix this right now! 🏃

[guardrex]

Yes ... and that's not just for .NET 10. This is a mistake for all versions. When I fix it, I'll also search the entire repo to make sure that it doesn't show up anywhere else 😈.