{Core} Bump MSAL to 1.26.0 #28164
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{Core} Bump MSAL to 1.26.0 #28164
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As #27726 is under debate, we will put
allow_broker's renaming on hold and first bump MSAL to the latest version. This will pick up AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-python#569, so that making WAM the default authentication method in the future (#28085) won't be a breaking change. See #28085 (comment) for detailed explanation.