Docc fixups

Sources/HummingbirdAuth/Authenticator/Authenticator.swift

@@ -26,15 +26,15 @@ public protocol HBAuthenticatable: Sendable {}
 /// run then throw an error.
 ///
 /// To use an authenticator middleware it is required that your request context conform to
-/// ``HBAuthRequestContextProtocol`` so the middleware can attach authentication data to
-///  ``HBAuthRequestContextProtocol/auth``.
+/// ``HBAuthRequestContext`` so the middleware can attach authentication data to
+///  ``HBAuthRequestContext/auth``.
 ///
 /// A simple username, password authenticator could be implemented as follows. If the
 /// authenticator is successful it returns a `User` struct, otherwise it returns `nil`.
 ///
 /// ```swift
 /// struct BasicAuthenticator: HBAuthenticator {
-///     func authenticate<Context: HBAuthRequestContextProtocol>(request: HBRequest, context: Context) async throws -> User? {
+///     func authenticate<Context: HBAuthRequestContext>(request: HBRequest, context: Context) async throws -> User? {
 ///         // Basic authentication info in the "Authorization" header, is accessible
 ///         // via request.headers.basic
 ///         guard let basic = request.headers.basic else { return nil }

Sources/HummingbirdAuth/Sessions/SessionStorage.swift

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ public struct HBSessionStorage: Sendable {
     ///
     /// Saving a new session will create a new session id and returns a cookie setting
     /// the session id. You need to then return a response including this cookie. You
-    /// can either create an ``HBResponse`` directly or use ``HBEditedResponse`` to
+    /// can either create an ``HummingbirdCore/HBResponse`` directly or use ``Hummingbird/HBEditedResponse`` to
     /// generate the response from another type.
     /// ```swift
     /// let cookie = try await sessionStorage.save(session: session, expiresIn: .seconds(600))