Add `Requestor` to the AuthKit tracing

[itadapter]

Need:

• app
• host/ip addr

Example:

{
  "g_l": "0:0:1",
  "g_u": "0:0:1",
  "LoginProps": "",
  "LoginRights": "",
  "nm": "root",
  "p": "syslogin",
  "req": "appid@tbiz-app-01",//<========== 
  "Props": "prop{ }",
  "r": {
    "Data": {
      "c": 1,
      "d": "Found by id"
    },
    "OK": true
  },
  "ResultProps": "{\"prop\":{\"g-user\":\"0:0:1\",\"org-unit\":\"orgu.path@sky-auth::\\/org\"}}",
  "ResultRights": "{\"rights\":{}}",
  "ResultRole": null,
  "ResultRoleConfig": "{\"rights\":{}}",
  "Rights": "",
  "rlm": "gdi"
}

[itadapter]

We should use DistributedCallFlow concept for this.

[itadapter]

Added call prop with distributed call flow we will see how this shows up in logs

[itadapter]

c474902

[itadapter]

This is a call flow. We need to add meaningful port intead of System.Private.CoreLib", and agent in the ChronicleWebClient:

"steps": [
      {
        "utc": 1681402310428,
        "ssn": "NOPSession([Invalid]John Doe,Fake user)",
        "app": "hub",
        "ain": "5cfdd79a11744d1381a6d8179c069bac",
        "h": "dbiz-app-01",
        "t": "WorkContext",
        "id": "ebace43e7b984bf8870326afaf5d15dc",
        "dir": null,
        "cad": "71.74.103.156:0",
        "cag": "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/112.0...",
        "cpr": "GET  /chronicle/log/view"
      },
      {
        "utc": 1681402310464,
        "ssn": "NOPSession([Invalid]John Doe,Fake user)",
        "app": "hub",
        "ain": "5cfdd79a11744d1381a6d8179c069bac",
        "h": "dbiz-app-01",
        "t": "CodeCallFlow",
        "id": "ebace43e7b984bf8870326afaf5d15dc",
        "dir": null,
        "cad": "code",
        "cag": "System.Private.CoreLib",
        "cpr": "azh"
      },
      {
        "utc": 1681402310834,
        "ssn": "NOPSession([Invalid]John Doe,Fake user)",
        "app": "idp",
        "ain": "5e19be437eb54b39b228182704527d9b",
        "h": "dsys-app-02",
        "t": "WorkContext",
        "id": "b53f2a0f617d4133abde88e86905b03d",
        "dir": null,
        "cad": "139.144.54.57:0",
        "cag": "",
        "cpr": "POST  /minidp/server/byid"
      }

[itadapter]

Why is "Session" always "INvalid John Doe" in the DCF snippet above?

[itadapter]

Because DistributedCallFlowFilter needs to call wc.NeedsSession and you must put DCF filter AFTER session filter in chain not true, because session is captured at the very beginning and gets stuck when STEp is allocated. I am adding SetSession to re-assign a known session later