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  • Add CanPublish field to TesterParams and Params structs
  • Add --disable-publish flag to both perf load-test and load-test commands
  • Implement custom token generation with canPublish permission control
  • Update LoadTester.Start() to use custom tokens when canPublish is false
  • Maintain backward compatibility with existing behavior
  • Rename conflicting newAccessToken in agentloadtester.go to newAgentAccessToken

This allows users to test scenarios where participants cannot publish tracks by setting canPublish: false in JWT tokens.

- Add CanPublish field to TesterParams and Params structs
- Add --disable-publish flag to both perf load-test and load-test commands
- Implement custom token generation with canPublish permission control
- Update LoadTester.Start() to use custom tokens when canPublish is false
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing behavior
- Rename conflicting newAccessToken in agentloadtester.go to newAgentAccessToken

This allows users to test scenarios where participants cannot publish tracks
by setting canPublish: false in JWT tokens.
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