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SSO: Link tokens rather than copying them #2916
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Currently, in order to auto-connect a Cloud Foundry when using SSO, we copy the token from the UAA to the Endpoint.
This means they have the same refresh token - so when the access token expires, we will go fetch a new one and also get a new refresh token - we only update one token, so the other is left with a refresh token that is invalid and whichever it is (UAA/CF) will not be able to get a new access token.
This PR changes this and instead of copying, we link the tokens, and ensure we use the refresh/access token from the linked token and refresh that when needed
NOTE: This PR includes the changes in - #2522 which should be merged first.