chore(repo): use nx cloud id for auth #27546
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Current Behavior
Nx Cloud uses the nxCloudAccessToken to authenticate and provide permissions access the cache.
Expected Behavior
Users who want to use Nx Cloud locally with a read-write token will need to run
nx-cloud loginto generate a personal access token and havenxCloudIdin their nx.json. These two pieces of identification are needed together to provide permissions to access nx cloud features.By default users who do not have a personal access token/do not have an Nx Cloud account will have 'read' permissions.
Related Issue(s)
Fixes #