chore(k8s): set prod KEYCLOAK_REALM=dls and enable issuer verification#211
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DLS Keycloak admins confirmed the realm name is dls for the test Keycloak instance, and DLS uses a single shared realm naming convention across test and production. Filling in the previously-TODO values so the prod backend can validate the issuer URL once tokens start arriving. If prod turns out to use a different realm name, this is a one-line revert.
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Summary
Fills in the TODO values left in
k8s/environments/production/configmap.yamlby PR #209:KEYCLOAK_REALM: "dls"KEYCLOAK_VERIFY_ISS: "true"DLS Keycloak admins confirmed realm name
dlson the test instance (identity-test.diamond.ac.uk/realms/dls). DLS typically maintains one realm naming convention across test and prod, so prod is expected to use the same. If wrong, this is a one-line revert.Test plan