Add ability to authenticate with Amster credentials #48
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* Add secret store commands, and add/update secret store related tests. * Update classic exports (for tests) and import tests to pass and work with AM 8.X.X deployments * update to frodo-lib 4.0.0-2 --------- Co-authored-by: Volker Scheuber <vscheuber@gmail.com>
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This PR adds the ability to authenticate to an AM classic deployment using Amster credentials (i.e. a public/private key pair). The private key can be in a variety of formats such as PKCS, JWK, and OpenSSH, but is ultimately stored in PKCS#8 format. You can also use encrypted private keys by providing the passphrase when creating the connection profile.
This PR relies on this library PR.