fix: docs, polish readme to include user custom_schemas for the SSO setup

[westonplatter]

what

• refine example in readme to include how we reference SSO with AWS

why

• let's make it explicitly clear how this module makes it easier to manage Google Workspace settings

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Updated the README for improved clarity and added an example demonstrating how to specify custom schemas for Google Workspace users.
  • Reformatted provider block comments for better readability.
  • Included an example of assigning complex role information to users using custom schemas.

• Style

  • Updated schema names in the example user configuration for consistency.

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The changes update the documentation and example configuration for Google Workspace user management. The README.md was revised for improved clarity, including a reformatted provider block and a new example demonstrating the use of the custom_schemas attribute to assign complex role information to users. In the examples/import-existing-org/users.yaml file, the schema names in the custom_schemas section for a specific user were renamed for consistency, while the schema values themselves remained unchanged. No exported or public entities were altered.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

examples/import-existing-org/users.yaml (1)

13-16: Schema names simplified for clarity
Nice cleanup—AWS_SSO_for_Client1 and AWS_SSO_for_Client2 are more concise. To prevent any confusion, consider aligning these with the HCL example in README.md (which uses Client1/Client2), or add a brief note explaining why the prefix is included here.

README.md (1)

69-82: Great addition: custom_schemas example
This HCL snippet effectively shows how to pass complex user attributes. To help users avoid common pitfalls, you might add a note that the schema_name must match an existing Google Workspace schema and that schema_values should be valid JSON strings.

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🔇 Additional comments (1)

README.md (1)

32-35: Provider comment reformatted for readability
The inline comments around customer_id are now well-wrapped and clearly reference the Google API behavior. This enhances maintainability.