✅ Options pattern - why have a separate XOptions type?

// What's the benefit of having...
services.Configure<GitHubLfsAuthenticatorOptions>(o => o.BaseAddress = "");

// instead of just...?
services.Configure<GitHubLfsAuthenticator>(o => o.BaseAddress = "");

// What's the benefit of having...
services.Configure<GitHubLfsAuthenticatorOptions>(o => o.BaseAddress = "");

// instead of just...?
services.Configure<GitHubLfsAuthenticator>(o => o.BaseAddress = "");

public static IServiceCollection AddGitHubAuthenticator(this IServiceCollection services,
    string organization, string repository, string baseAddress = "https://api.github.com/")
{
    services.AddSingleton(new GitHubLfsAuthenticatorOptions
    {
        BaseAddress = new Uri(baseAddress),
        Organization = organization,
        Repository = repository
    });
        
    services.AddSingleton<GitHubLfsAuthenticator>();
    services.AddSingleton<ILfsAuthenticator>(static x => x.GetRequiredService<GitHubLfsAuthenticator>());
    return services;
}

public static IServiceCollection AddGitHubAuthenticator(this IServiceCollection services,
    string organization, string repository, string baseAddress = "https://api.github.com/")
{
    services.AddSingleton(new GitHubLfsAuthenticatorOptions
    {
        BaseAddress = new Uri(baseAddress),
        Organization = organization,
        Repository = repository
    });
        
    services.AddSingleton<GitHubLfsAuthenticator>();
    services.AddSingleton<ILfsAuthenticator>(static x => x.GetRequiredService<GitHubLfsAuthenticator>());
    return services;
}