harden Tinybird JWT limits and cache - #367
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Summary
Why
Tinybird rate limits are grouped by JWT name, so a shared name would let one org consume the entire allowance. The existing token cache was also unbounded, and partial signing configuration only failed on first use.
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No auth or warehouse-routing changes. RPS limiting remains disabled unless TINYBIRD_RAW_SQL_JWT_RPS_LIMIT is configured.
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