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fix(google): default external account credential format to text - #910
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External account credential files generated by gcloud can omit
credential_source.format. Reqsign currently rejects those files, allowing the default credential chain to fall back to VM metadata instead of using the configured identity.Default omitted formats to plain text for both file and URL sources, as required by AIP-4117. Explicit text and JSON formats retain their existing behavior, and malformed explicit formats remain errors.
The regression test exercises
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALSthrough the default provider, verifies the subject token sent to mocked STS, and rejects metadata fallback. It reproduced the fallback before the fix and passes afterward for both source types; live cloud exchange was not tested.Fixes #909.