Use the correct emitter in auth.TLSServer#25265
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This PR adds an explicit implementation of
apievents.Emittertoauth.Server, which delegates the call toEmitAuditEventto theemitterof the auth server; this is then used to pass the auth server itself to theauth.TLSServeras the emitter, which lets future calls to(*auth.Server).SetEmitteractually take effect on anything that grabs the emitter from theauth.TLSServer(as it's the case with all the plugins).Fixes gravitational/teleport.e#1221