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KeyGuard POC - Add documentation for MSI v2 mTLS in Python#904

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Document the MSI v2 mTLS flow in Python, detailing the problem, solution, and technical findings related to using KeyGuard-protected certificates.

Document the MSI v2 mTLS flow in Python, detailing the problem, solution, and technical findings related to using KeyGuard-protected certificates.
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Pull request overview

Adds a proof-of-concept documentation page describing MSI v2 mTLS behavior in Python when certificates are protected by KeyGuard, outlining the problem (non-exportable keys with OpenSSL-based clients), a proposed helper-based approach, and key technical findings for resource calls.

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  • Add a new documentation page describing an end-to-end MSI v2 mTLS flow in Python.
  • Document required request characteristics for token-bound resource calls (header, HTTP/1.1, TLS 1.2).
  • Provide example snippets and expected result fields for the flow.

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