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When you define a claim to use with OAuth, and the claim-type setting is set to something other than String, the claim value is treated as a string anyway and encapsulated in quotation marks.
The claim value is encapsulated in quotation marks and processed as a string.
-- OAuth is configured. -- The oauth claim value being used is not of type string (i.e. array, or boolean, or number)
None.
OAuth no longer puts quotation marks around claim values that are not string type.
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