Minimum distance a planet can remain habitable from a sun-like star?

This one source is stating a desert planet the size of Earth could maintain habitability at 0.38 AU from a sun-like star, but I highly doubt this is possible. What are some factors that could make this possible?

Also for a solar-like star can just use our sun as the standard for calculating luminosity and temperature.

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