Scope ScriptJwtBearerHandler logs to system-only

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Issue describing the changes in this PR

resolves #10532

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Additional information

As part of our changes to DI in the out-of-proc host many components now resolve loggers from the job host, which includes customer logs. This was intentional and what we wanted for the most part. However, we have identified that JwtBearerHandler for script auth produces noisy logs which are distracting to have in customer logs. This PR addresses this by ensuring the JwtBearerHandler gets loggers from the parent scope only. This is done as follows:

1. Introduce a new ISystemLoggerFactory interface which is used to create loggers from system-only providers.
   • This is a mere wrapper around ILoggerFactory.
   • This is registered as a singleton in the WebHost, meaning its exact instance will be forwarded to the JobHost.
2. Introduce ScriptJwtBearerHandler, which inherits JwtBearerHandler. This now imports ISystemLoggerFactory instead of ILoggerFactory.

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In which runtime version can i expect the fix? Or is there a preview available?