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[Star Wars] Why was the Jedi Council So unconcerned about the state of the Clone Army?

In the Clone Wars series, not sure which episode, the Jedi Council finds out that Dooku had a direct hand in the creation of the Clone Army, this on top of the fact a rogue Jedi gone behind the Orders back to commission the Kaminos.

Why were they so blasé about the fact that their entire army was supplied to them by their mortal enemy? I get that if they revealed that knowledge to the public it would collapse support for the war, but they seemed just fine with the knowledge that the head of the Seperatists had a hand in the creation of the army they relied on.

Shouldn’t they have been a bit suspicious and concerned that Dooku had sabotaged the army? That they’d die en masse if he activated a kill switch, or were secretly loyal to the Seperatists? At the very least investigate the situation further?
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They knew the clone army was commissioned by someone named Tyranus but they didn’t know that that was actually Dooku until late into the war. Iirc as far as they knew Tyranus was just a pseudonym for Sifo-Dyas.