Added JupyterHub session tokens in jupyter/create_session route - #8135
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This pull request modifies the new
jupyter/submitroute to a separate session creation mechanism injupyter/create_session.The latter route now authenticates based on the JupyterHub identity token and mints a session token which it returns to the JupyterHub extension, with a 15-minute expiry window. This decouples submission and identity verification, allowing for multiple JupyterHub submissions (in quick succession) using the same identity token.
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