* auth/oidc: cache OIDC access token and refresh before expiry
- Use Config.TokenSource(ctx) once at init to create a persistent
oauth2.TokenSource that caches the token and only refreshes on expiry
- Wrap with oauth2.ReuseTokenSourceWithExpiry for configurable early refresh
- Add tokenRefreshAdvanceDuration config option (default: 300s)
- Add unit test verifying token caching with mock HTTP server
* address review comments
* auth/oidc: fallback to per-request token fetch when expires_in is missing
When an OIDC provider omits the expires_in field, oauth2.ReuseTokenSource
treats the cached token as valid forever and never refreshes it. This causes
server-side OIDC verification to fail once the JWT's exp claim passes.
Add a nonCachingTokenSource fallback: after fetching the initial token, if
its Expiry is the zero value, swap the caching TokenSource for one that
fetches a fresh token on every request, preserving the old behavior for
providers that don't return expires_in.
* auth/oidc: fix gosec lint and add test for zero-expiry fallback
Suppress G101 false positive on test-only dummy token responses.
Add test to verify per-request token fetch when expires_in is missing.
Update caching test to account for eager initial token fetch.
* fix lint
- pkg/util/net/websocket.go: store ln parameter in struct to prevent
nil pointer panic when Addr() is called
- pkg/auth/oidc.go: replace unsynchronized []string with map + RWMutex
for subjectsFromLogin to fix data race across concurrent connections
* config: introduce ExecSource value source
* auth: introduce OidcTokenSourceAuthProvider
* auth: use OidcTokenSourceAuthProvider if tokenSource config is present on the client
* cmd: allow exec token source only if CLI flag was passed
