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Fix HealthCheck auth endpoint for alternate Azure Clouds #39
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Background
We recently fixed a problem where the configured proxy was not respected when performing Azure App Service target health checks. This involved using a new version of the Azure SDK, because the previous version was causing the bug and Microsoft will not fix it.
In doing so, we introduced OctopusDeploy/Issues#7663, which causes health-checks on Azure Clouds other than Azure Public Cloud to fail. This is because the AuthorityHost for the login process had not been correctly plumbed through to the new SDK client, and it's very hard for people outside those Azure Cloud regions to get access to test against them.
Result
This PR ensures that the AuthorityHost is correctly plumbed through to the SDK Client for the login process, which when adopted into Octopus Server will remediate OctopusDeploy/Issues#7663