Bump version of autorest adal, so builds are possible again#1267
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The github.com/Azure/go-autorest/autorest/adal module version previously used has been retracted due to token refresh errors. To address this, we've updated the dependency to a non-retracted version.
Updated Dependency: autorest/adal bumped to version v0.9.24
Reason for Update: Previous version was retracted due to token refresh issues.
Temporary Workaround: This update serves as a temporary solution to avoid immediate migration to the module's successor.
For more details on the retraction, refer to the discussion in issue #1266 .