Show how to revoke OIDC tokens from security event listeners #47399
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This PR updates the OIDC token revocation section which currently shows a local logout example only with another example which shows how one may want to revoke OIDC tokens from security listeners when observing logout events such as RP initiated logout ones.
The example code was provided by @sschellh, I did a tiny update only