Add support for fetching keys from a JWKS endpoint#777
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This requires changing a few function signatures and plumbing some things together. Notably, I don't want to have a second service discovery client and send duplicate calls off, so I shared the service discovery client from the CyberArk client and added caching of responses to the service discovery client. Signed-off-by: Ashley Davis <ashley.davis@cyberark.com>
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This requires changing a few function signatures and plumbing some things together.
Notably, I don't want to have a second service discovery client and send duplicate calls off, so I shared the service discovery client from the CyberArk client and added caching of responses to the service discovery client.
Unfortunately, that means this is much longer than I'd have hoped but most of the changes are pretty simple.
DO NOT MERGE: the e2e tests are passing, but JWKS isn't being used because the upstream JWKS endpoint is not working.