docs: document guards behavior when placed at controller and app level #3230
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provinzkraut
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Description
This PR documents the behavior of guards placed at the controller and app level being executed for
OPTIONSrequests.I don't know if linking to the GitHub issue is the best way to go about this. I'm open to any ideas on how to document this behavior better.
Closes
This is related to #2314, but doesn't fix the underlying issue. Instead it documents the issue as well as provides a link to the issue where the users can find a workaround for it.
EDIT: Reword to make sure GitHub doesn't consider the linked issue as being fixed by this PR.