[v17] Allow custom audience for kubernetes in-cluster joining #49556
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Backport #49528 to branch/v17
changelog: Kubernetes in-cluster joining now also accepts tokens whose audience is the Teleport cluster name (before it only allowed the default Kubernetes audience). Kubernetes JWKS joining is unchanged and still requires tokens with the cluster name in the audience.