Make all NameID authproc-filters use identifyingAttribute - #1709
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The upgrade notes for 2.0 note that the user id attribute in core:TargetedID has been renamed 'identifyingAttribute'. Similarly, the new PairwiseID and SubjectID filters use 'identifyingAttribute' as well, as does the consent module.
That creates a situation where some NameID-related authproc filters use 'attribute' and some use 'identifyingAttribute' to configure the user-identifying attribute.
It might be desirable to create some consistency and standardise on identifyingAttribute. This pull request does that.
It also updates the documentation in modules/core/docs/authproc_targetedid.md to match the earlier change for core:TargetedID.