Add abstract method to MicrosoftIdentityAuthenticationBaseMessageHandler so subclasses can more easily override#1675
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Add an abstract method `GetToken()` on `MicrosoftIdentityAuthenticationBaseMessageHandler` add a seam to allow inheriting implementations to override token options or acquisition behavior.
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I will need to spend more time looking at this one. Thanks for the PR. |
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Add an abstract method
GetToken()onMicrosoftIdentityAuthenticationBaseMessageHandlerin orderto more easily let inheriting implementations to override token
options or acquisition behavior.