fix: add in-cluster auth fallback for Kubernetes provider#5580
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Fixes #5526
This PR adds a fallback to in-cluster configuration for the Kubernetes provider. If api_server or token are not provided, Keep will now automatically attempt to use the service account token mounted inside the cluster.
This enables seamless operation when Keep is deployed as a pod within the Kubernetes cluster.