feat(auth/credentials): Return X.509 certificate chain as subject token#11948
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The x509Provider's subjectToken function now returns the full X.509 certificate chain, including the leaf certificate and any provided trust chain certificates, as a JSON array of base64-encoded strings. This chain is used as the subject token for mTLS authentication.
Add CertificateConfig to the external CredentialSource struct.
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design: go/x509-auth-lib-redesign
The x509Provider's subjectToken function now returns the full X.509 certificate chain, including the leaf certificate and any provided trust chain certificates, as a JSON array of base64-encoded strings. This chain is used as the subject token for mTLS authentication.
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