Where is the documentation for removing Oauth from Spring Security? [closed] - spring

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I know OAuth is now supported by Spring Security, so I want to review the official documentation so that I know how to safely remove it from my project.
However, when I go to the official site page for this, many links like "Tutorial" or "User Guide" are broken.
Is this just a temporary bug with the vendor site or is there some other location I should go to for the official documentation on that topic?

Parent level link to the documentation is here
https://spring.io/projects/spring-security-oauth#learn
Here is the developer guide for OAuth 1.0 & OAuth 2
https://spring-projects.github.io/spring-security-oauth/docs/devguide.html

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