chore: updating Agent generic interface #536
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also adds additional comments for new methods and some additional README content.
ghost
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| This is useful if you need to replace or invalidate the identity used by an actor's agent. | ||
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| For example, if you want to replace the identity of an actor's agent with a newly authenticated identity from [Internet Identity](https://identity.ic0.app), you can do so by calling the `Actor.replaceAgent` method: |
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Where does this identity comes from in the first place? Is an identity used when creating an actor for the first time?
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Yes, an AnonymousIdentity is initialized during the constructor if no other identity is provided
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also adds additional comments for new methods and some additional README content.