test: align SSO client with the September 13 mcli release - #54
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Signed-off-by: Feng Ruohang <rh@vonng.com>
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Use the newly published, immutable September 13 mcli image for the SSO integration client. This aligns the client used to create SSO policies with the MC source release already selected by Console, so the supported SILO integration matrix exercises the coordinated stack.
The MC publication workflow pulled and ran both Linux architectures before promoting the release and latest manifests. The complete Console PR matrix passed, including SSO with this image, permissions, Playwright, cross-compilation and reproducible release artifacts.
Playwright reported 300 tests passed and one history-navigation test that passed on retry. The test and navigation implementation are unchanged by this image-pin follow-up.