add toArray api to access token #928
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I think this allows some flexibility when working with values provided by the access token. Sometimes it is easier or necessary to pass an array of what the access token provides. I know jsonSerialize provides this already but it doesn't feel right to execute this method for the purposes of working with an array explicitly.
Added an additional interface to avoid a BC for the current release, although I think it would be proper to include the functionality in the next major release.