[OIDC 2] Add federated credential entities (no DB change yet) #10252
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This handles issuer, audience, expiration, and signature validation
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Progress on #10212.
Depends on #10251.
This adds Entity Framework entities for federated credentials. There are two new tables:
FederatedCredentialPolicy- this is a set of criteria that a user can provide as an acceptable pattern of credentials for authenticating as their user. For example, a policy would could be "allow this specific Entra ID service principal to push packages on my behalf".FederatedCredential- a record of federated credentials that were accepted by a federated credential policy. This is only used to prevent token replay.A future PR will introduce the DB migration.