Update clean metadata file with 75050 [skip ci]

Author: Microsoft Graph DevX Tooling

openapi/v1.0/openapi.yaml

@@ -90889,8 +90889,8 @@ paths:
     post:
       tags:
         - groups.group
-      summary: 'Tutorial: Use the Privileged Identity Management (PIM) API to assign Azure AD roles'
-      description: 'In this tutorial, a fictitious company called Contoso Limited wishes to have its IT Helpdesk manage the lifecycle of employees’ access. The company has identified the Azure AD User Administrator role as the appropriate privileged role required by IT Helpdesk, and will use the PIM API to assign the role. You''ll create a role-assignable security group for IT Helpdesk and using the PIM API, assign the security group eligibility to the User Administrator role. By assigning the eligible role to a security group, Contoso has a more efficient way to manage administrator access to resources such as Azure AD roles. For example: Assigning eligibility instead of a persistently active User Administrator privilege allows the company to enforce **just-in-time access**, which grants temporary permissions to carry out the privileged tasks. After defining the role eligibility, the eligible group member then activates their assignment for a temporary period. All records of role activations will be auditable by the company.'
+      summary: 'Tutorial: Use the access reviews API to review access to your security groups'
+      description: 'Suppose you use Azure AD security groups to assign identities (also called *principals*) access to resources in your organization. Periodically, you need to attest that all members of the security group need their membership and by extension, their access to the resources assigned to the security group. This tutorial guides you to use the access review API to review access to a security group in your Azure AD tenant. You can use Graph Explorer or Postman to try out and test your access reviews API calls before you automate them into a script or an app. This test environment saves you time by helping you properly define and validate your queries without repeatedly recompiling your application.'
       operationId: groups.group.CreateGroup
       requestBody:
         description: New entity
@@ -91073,8 +91073,8 @@ paths:
     delete:
       tags:
         - groups.group
-      summary: 'Tutorial: Use the Privileged Identity Management (PIM) API to assign Azure AD roles'
-      description: 'In this tutorial, a fictitious company called Contoso Limited wishes to have its IT Helpdesk manage the lifecycle of employees’ access. The company has identified the Azure AD User Administrator role as the appropriate privileged role required by IT Helpdesk, and will use the PIM API to assign the role. You''ll create a role-assignable security group for IT Helpdesk and using the PIM API, assign the security group eligibility to the User Administrator role. By assigning the eligible role to a security group, Contoso has a more efficient way to manage administrator access to resources such as Azure AD roles. For example: Assigning eligibility instead of a persistently active User Administrator privilege allows the company to enforce **just-in-time access**, which grants temporary permissions to carry out the privileged tasks. After defining the role eligibility, the eligible group member then activates their assignment for a temporary period. All records of role activations will be auditable by the company.'
+      summary: 'Tutorial: Use the access reviews API to review access to your security groups'
+      description: 'Suppose you use Azure AD security groups to assign identities (also called *principals*) access to resources in your organization. Periodically, you need to attest that all members of the security group need their membership and by extension, their access to the resources assigned to the security group. This tutorial guides you to use the access review API to review access to a security group in your Azure AD tenant. You can use Graph Explorer or Postman to try out and test your access reviews API calls before you automate them into a script or an app. This test environment saves you time by helping you properly define and validate your queries without repeatedly recompiling your application.'
       operationId: groups.group.DeleteGroup
       parameters:
         - name: If-Match
@@ -452092,8 +452092,8 @@ paths:
     post:
       tags:
         - users.user
-      summary: 'Tutorial: Use the Privileged Identity Management (PIM) API to assign Azure AD roles'
-      description: 'In this tutorial, a fictitious company called Contoso Limited wishes to have its IT Helpdesk manage the lifecycle of employees’ access. The company has identified the Azure AD User Administrator role as the appropriate privileged role required by IT Helpdesk, and will use the PIM API to assign the role. You''ll create a role-assignable security group for IT Helpdesk and using the PIM API, assign the security group eligibility to the User Administrator role. By assigning the eligible role to a security group, Contoso has a more efficient way to manage administrator access to resources such as Azure AD roles. For example: Assigning eligibility instead of a persistently active User Administrator privilege allows the company to enforce **just-in-time access**, which grants temporary permissions to carry out the privileged tasks. After defining the role eligibility, the eligible group member then activates their assignment for a temporary period. All records of role activations will be auditable by the company.'
+      summary: 'Tutorial: Use the access reviews API to review access to your security groups'
+      description: 'Suppose you use Azure AD security groups to assign identities (also called *principals*) access to resources in your organization. Periodically, you need to attest that all members of the security group need their membership and by extension, their access to the resources assigned to the security group. This tutorial guides you to use the access review API to review access to a security group in your Azure AD tenant. You can use Graph Explorer or Postman to try out and test your access reviews API calls before you automate them into a script or an app. This test environment saves you time by helping you properly define and validate your queries without repeatedly recompiling your application.'
       operationId: users.user.CreateUser
       requestBody:
         description: New entity
@@ -452346,8 +452346,8 @@ paths:
     delete:
       tags:
         - users.user
-      summary: 'Tutorial: Use the Privileged Identity Management (PIM) API to assign Azure AD roles'
-      description: 'In this tutorial, a fictitious company called Contoso Limited wishes to have its IT Helpdesk manage the lifecycle of employees’ access. The company has identified the Azure AD User Administrator role as the appropriate privileged role required by IT Helpdesk, and will use the PIM API to assign the role. You''ll create a role-assignable security group for IT Helpdesk and using the PIM API, assign the security group eligibility to the User Administrator role. By assigning the eligible role to a security group, Contoso has a more efficient way to manage administrator access to resources such as Azure AD roles. For example: Assigning eligibility instead of a persistently active User Administrator privilege allows the company to enforce **just-in-time access**, which grants temporary permissions to carry out the privileged tasks. After defining the role eligibility, the eligible group member then activates their assignment for a temporary period. All records of role activations will be auditable by the company.'
+      summary: 'Tutorial: Use the access reviews API to review access to your security groups'
+      description: 'Suppose you use Azure AD security groups to assign identities (also called *principals*) access to resources in your organization. Periodically, you need to attest that all members of the security group need their membership and by extension, their access to the resources assigned to the security group. This tutorial guides you to use the access review API to review access to a security group in your Azure AD tenant. You can use Graph Explorer or Postman to try out and test your access reviews API calls before you automate them into a script or an app. This test environment saves you time by helping you properly define and validate your queries without repeatedly recompiling your application.'
       operationId: users.user.DeleteUser
       parameters:
         - name: If-Match
@@ -605189,11 +605189,11 @@ components:
       properties:
         key:
           type: string
-          description: Key.
+          description: 'Contains the name of the field that a value is associated with. When a sign in or domain hint is included in the sign-in request, corresponding fields are included as key-value pairs. Possible keys: Login hint present, Domain hint present.'
           nullable: true
         value:
           type: string
-          description: Value.
+          description: Contains the corresponding value for the specified key. The value is true if a sign in hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false. The value is true if a domain hint was included in the sign-in request; otherwise false.
           nullable: true
     microsoft.graph.modifiedProperty:
       title: modifiedProperty