fix(execution-api): Refresh expired JWT tokens for active tasks #59553 #60197
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Summary
Alternative approach to #59553 - handles expired JWT tokens at the auth layer instead of extending token lifetime.
When a task worker's JWT expires while the task is still running, the worker currently fails with token expiry error. This PR allows expired tokens to be refreshed if the task is in QUEUED or RUNNING state.
Changes
deps.py - JWTBearer auth dependency
app.py - JWTReissueMiddleware
tokens.py
test_app.py
Security
closes #59553
alternative to #60108
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