Update Claim#asString documentation #615
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The documentation for a claim's
asString()method is misleading. We don't return thetoString()result of all underlying claim types, as the JavaDoc's somewhat currently imply. Instead, we check if it is a text-based claim (i.e., a string) before returning its textual value.Perhaps in the future we should just get the textual value regardless of underlying type, but that could have impact on clients relying on the
nullreturn values for non-string based claims.This change updates the docs to reflect the actual behavior.
Closes #614