[uss_qualifier] Add auth adapter expectations to authorization verification - #1654
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This PR implements the second part of #1629 by adding the concept of AuthAdapterExpectations that can check what type of auth adapter was actually provided to the scenario and key attributes of the auth adapter.
I used a custom implementation of exact-value-of-attribute for AuthAdapter checks rather than an ASTExpression to reduce the potential for AST script attacks using the sensitive AuthAdapter object.