Add missing multi-tenant support. #2560
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Select the right Tenant when authenticating SDK calls and pass it along to VSCode when retrieving the token from the session. (cherry picked from commit 8ae59be)
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Select the right Tenant when authenticating SDK calls and pass it along to VSCode when retrieving the token from the session.
This is #2447 retargeted on V2 tree migration. I tested it with a personal tenant where I added my corporate account as a guest.
The only limitation is that attached accounts from a different tenant can't be authenticated with if localAuth is disabled. To support that we'd need to preserve the tenant when attaching accounts, but that's a corner case we can look into if we really need to.