fix: resolve the access key to the secret value #3207
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Summary
The access key being used for the getJWK call to the server was being used directly from the command line options. If a user specified a value of
env:...orfile:...then the connector would have sent the wrong value for the access key.This PR fixes the problem by first resolve the access key to the value stored in secrets, and using that as the value for the auth header.
Not entirely sure how to write a test for this since we can't easily run the connector in isolation until #2613 is merged.