Document allow_match mode for reverse proxy access restrictions#884
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Describe your changes
Document the new
allow_matchoption for reverse proxy access restrictions (netbirdio/netbird#6887). Adds a "Combining allowlists (match all or any)" section to the reverse proxy authentication page explaining how allowed CIDRs and allowed countries combine with AND (all, default) or OR (any).allvsany, that blocklists are always enforced regardless, with an example and the private/LAN caseRelated
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Rendered "Combining allowlists" section (local capture):
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