feat: Backwards-Compatible Auth

[danielbankhead]

This will greatly improve the experience for customers transitioning between different versions of google-auth-library.

Consumers can use the new GoogleAuth.normalize and AuthClient.normalize APIs to ensure the provided GoogleAuth and AuthClient instances are compatible with the current google-auth-library version.

Example:

// say this depends on an older version of `google-auth-library` (e.g. `v8.9.0`)
import { google } from 'googleapis';

// say this is the latest version of `google-auth-library` (e.g. `v9.0.0`)
import { GoogleAuth } from 'google-auth-library';

const auth = new GoogleAuth();

// this used to fail, but should work after internally using `instanceof GoogleAuth`.
google.options({auth});

Fixes #1402 🦕

[danielbankhead]

do not merge added until internal proposal has been approved.

[ruyadorno]

is this related to the changes here?

[danielbankhead]

not really; noticed it was an unused file that we can remove

[ruyadorno]

same here, was it just an unused value?

[danielbankhead]

Yep, an unused value

[ruyadorno]

LGTM 👍

[danielbankhead]

This would introduce more complexity than is required to solve this problem; instead, we should encourage dependencies to expose their version of google-auth-library so that customers can have a guaranteed, consistently working version.