Please consider adding more details about parameters like AlwaysRequireAuthentication

[ChaoLiLanceLi]

[Enter feedback here] Hi friends, this document is very good but maybe we can consider adding some details of parameters who has only basic information. For example: AlwaysRequireAuthentication only has a description like 'Indicates to always require authentication.'. But as I know if enable this parameter, it will ignore the existing SSO cookie and re-authenticate the user in a opening browser.

Shell we consider adding some more details about the parameters that has only basic description so that the customers can better understand the cmdlets? Thanks in advance!

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• ID: 01f8414b-875b-a24a-393c-57810d870f69
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• Content: Set-AdfsRelyingPartyTrust (ADFS)
• Content Source: docset/winserver2022-ps/adfs/Set-AdfsRelyingPartyTrust.md
• Product: w10
• Technology: windows
• GitHub Login: @JasonGerend
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