docs: document Cloudflare API Token auth in Cache Control#58
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Summary
Document the new Cloudflare API Token (Bearer Token) authentication option added to the Cache Control extension.
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Triggered by mainwp/mainwp-cache-control-extension#11, which adds support for authenticating Cloudflare cache purges with a scoped API Token alongside the existing email + Global API Key flow. The extension now exposes a Use Cloudflare Token toggle on the global Cache Control settings and on each Child Site's override panel; the new token is stored separately and used for Bearer-token authentication against the Cloudflare API.