[Identity] Update async cert credential algorithm#39761
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Since Entra docs recommend using the PS256 algorithm with PSS padding for certificate authentication, let's switch the default to use that for async cert credentials where we still maintain the signing logic.
Tested both PEM and PFX certs with an Entra ID app registration was able to authenticate successfully with these changes.
Closes: #39442