Added allow_larger_keys flag to custom policies to control whether targets can have larger keys, and added Docker tests to complete work started in PR #242.

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Joe Testa
2024-03-19 14:45:19 -04:00
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- Snap builds are now architecture-independent.
- Changed Docker base image from `python:3-slim` to `python:3-alpine`, resulting in a 59% reduction in image size; credit [Daniel Thamdrup](https://github.com/dallemon).
- Custom policies now support the `allow_algorithm_subset_and_reordering` directive to allow targets to pass with a subset and/or re-ordered list of host keys, kex, ciphers, and MACs. This allows for the creation of a baseline policy where targets can optionally implement stricter controls; partial credit [yannik1015](https://github.com/yannik1015).
- Custom policies now support the `allow_larger_keys` directive to allow targets to pass with larger host keys, CA keys, and Diffie-Hellman keys. This allows for the creation of a baseline policy where targets can optionally implement stricter controls; partial credit [Damian Szuberski](https://github.com/szubersk).
- Added 1 new key exchange algorithm: `gss-nistp384-sha384-*`.
### v3.1.0 (2023-12-20)