Add proxy policy to credential pipelines#8945
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LGTM only tiny suggestion: pulling out the lambdas to send functions would let the sync/async test code be structurally more similar
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Primary purpose here is to ensure
ProxyPolicyis added to all default pipelines. While I was at it I added tests verifying credential constructors respect the 'policies' keyword argument.