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Fix empty x5c header on JwtHeader (#2460)
* Fix empty x5c header on JwtHeader GetStandardClaim is used for first class properties on JwtHeader, one of these first class properties can be an array. Refactor to accomadate this. MultipleX5C test didn't properly exercise the header x5c API. Another test was added to show x5c can be roundtripped as well as that the value is equivalent between being fetched from a JwtSecurityToken or a JsonWebToken --------- Co-authored-by: Keegan Caruso <[email protected]>
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