Add crossDomain plugin to the list of imports
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This PR updates the Better Auth Expo framework guide to include the crossDomain plugin import, which is necessary for cross-domain authentication support in Expo applications.
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crossDomainimport to the Better Auth plugins import statement
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This pull request introduces a small update to the Expo framework guide documentation. The change adds the
crossDomainplugin to the list of imports from@convex-dev/better-auth/plugins, preparing the guide for cross-domain authentication use cases.crossDomainto the import statement indocs/content/docs/framework-guides/expo.mdxto support cross-domain authentication scenarios.