[mcpx-webapp] ID aware mcp server wiring#101
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This PR adds the helm wiring so hosted MCP servers can verify user identity tokens without manual configuration.
The hive-controller deployment now passes three new env vars (
MCPX_AUTH_JWKS_URI,MCPX_AUTH_JWT_ISSUER,MCPX_AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE) which flow down to mcpx pods and into child stdio processes. All values derive automatically from existing chart config (auth ingress domain, release name) — no new values.yaml fields needed.mcpx) is now single-sourced via a shared helper, used by both auth-bff (JWT_AUDIENCE) and controller (MCPX_AUTH_JWT_AUDIENCE) — previouslyOIDC_AUDIENCEonly lived in the user-created secretOIDC_JWKS_URIto use the sameauthJwksUrihelper (in-cluster default, since the router runs inside the cluster)Companion to TheLunarCompany/lunar-private#2834