docs: sync Authentication.md with go core #126
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Moved this section to after the Container Authenticator section.
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This PR syncs up the python core's Authentication.md file with the one from the go core.
Some wording changes, but mostly changes to the code examples to make sure they are equivalent to the go code examples (and also Java).