Add agent-secret endpoint to SlaveComputer

[adhamahmad]

Introduces a new /agent-secret web method in SlaveComputer to expose the agent's JNLP MAC. Adds corresponding tests to verify access control and response correctness for users with and without the required permission.

Fixes #16537

Testing done

• Added two unit tests in SlaveComputerTest to cover both cases: successful scenario and unsuccessful scenario, by simulating two users: one with the required permissions and the other without.
• Tested manually using curl to verify the behavior in both successful and unsuccessful scenarios.

Proposed changelog entries

• Add a new API in SlaveComputer to obtain the secret required for remote launch of an agent.

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[adhamahmad]

Usage Example:

curl -u user:USER_TOKEN http://localhost:8080/computer/<agnet-name>/agent-secret

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