[feat][PES][datasource] add hive datasource sharing with kerberos keytab for non-creator users - #1091
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What is the purpose of the change
Background/Problem:
Currently, Hive datasources configured with Kerberos authentication can only be queried by the datasource creator or administrators. In multi-tenant scenarios where a shared Kerberos keytab is already available on the server, other users still cannot access the same Hive datasource without re-creating it and uploading their own keytab, resulting in duplicated configuration and operational overhead.
Purpose of Change:
To address this problem, this PR adds a feature switch
linkis.datasource.hive.share.enable(default off) that allows non-creator users to query Hive datasources. When enabled, the system uses a local keytab file (located atlinkis.datasource.hive.share.keytab.path, derived from the principal name) instead of downloading the keytab from BML, and the permission checks inMetadataQueryServiceImplandAuthContextare relaxed for Hive datasources.Value/Impact:
After the change, operators can share a single Hive datasource across users by placing a shared keytab on the server and enabling the switch, reducing duplicated configuration and simplifying multi-tenant Hive metadata access. The switch defaults to off, so existing behavior is unchanged when disabled.
Related issues/PRs
Related issues: close #1090
Related pr:none
Brief change log
linkis.datasource.hive.share.enableandlinkis.datasource.hive.share.keytab.pathswitches in MdmConfigurationChecklist