Only use the SSH certificate if available#1370
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Adds an `ssh.cert_only` config option which if enabled means only the
certificate will be included in config, if a certificate exists, and not the
user's "default" public key files (~/.ssh/id_rsa etc.). This is disabled by
default. It can be enabled in the config file or in the environment (e.g.
`export {PREFIX}_SSH_CERT_ONLY=1`).
Rename api.ssh_cert_only to ssh.cert_only
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Adds an
ssh.cert_onlyconfig option which if enabled means only the certificate will be included in config, if a certificate exists, and not the user's "default" public key files (~/.ssh/id_rsa etc.). This is disabled by default. It can be enabled in the config file or in the environment (e.g.export PLATFORMSH_CLI_SSH_CERT_ONLY=1).