PBS-32: handle auth method switch negotiation#159
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https://perconadev.atlassian.net/browse/PBS-32 Implement AuthSwitchRequest handling when the client replies with an authentication plugin that differs from the server account plugin. The server now sends the switch request, reads the client auth switch response, updates the connection context, and continues normal authentication. Format the auth switch plugin data through a helper so caching_sha2_password keeps the historical trailing NULL filler expected by MySQL clients, while leaving future plugins free to define their own payload shape.
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https://perconadev.atlassian.net/browse/PBS-32
Implement AuthSwitchRequest handling when the client replies with an authentication plugin that differs from the server account plugin. The server now sends the switch request, reads the client auth switch response, updates the connection context, and continues normal authentication.
Format the auth switch plugin data through a helper so caching_sha2_password keeps the historical trailing NULL filler expected by MySQL clients, while leaving future plugins free to define their own payload shape.