Adds CfConfigClientProcessor to load config-server oauth properties #198
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Supports config-server OAuth2 properties in CF/TAS environment. OAuth2 support is in place for service-registry but not for config-server.
The primary consumer of these properties would be spring-cloud-config-starters which is currently unable to load configuration resource files due to missing oauth2 credentials.