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Fix SSH host pin comparison for Warpgate 0.29 upgrades - #4
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Warpgate 0.29.1 changes its SSH library banner. WarpgateSH previously treated
ssh-keyscancomments as key material, causing an unchanged bastion key to be rejected after the upgrade. Ignore comment lines while continuing to reject actual key changes.Add synthetic user API contract coverage for Warpgate 0.27.5, 0.28.6 and 0.29.1, including synchronization and saved-state preservation on malformed or failed responses. Document immutable upstream sources, admin-provider compatibility and the limits of the live verification.
Validation: 65 Rust workspace tests, workspace formatting and Clippy; frontend build and 7 JavaScript tests; 33 Tauri tests, formatting and Clippy. Live 0.29.1 synchronization and browser-approved OpenSSH connection succeeded with unchanged RSA/Ed25519 host keys. The installed 0.1.16 client was repaired by refreshing scan comments after comparing the approved key material; this PR does not publish an application release.