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sentinel: add support for Nomad ACL Token and Namespace #14171

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This PR synchronizes the Sentinel related changes required to support Nomad ACL Tokens and Namespaces when writing policies.

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looks good!

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We'll need the changelog entry here as well since it's generated from the OSS repo.

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We'll need the changelog entry here as well since it's generated from the OSS repo.

I wondered about that. Added. Thanks!

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