feat: Add SSL certificate bypass support for self-hosted Confluence instances

[naaa760]

• ✨ feat

Relevant Issues

resolves #4217

What is in this change?

This PR adds SSL certificate bypass support for self-hosted Confluence instances. Users can now enable a checkbox to bypass SSL certificate validation when connecting to self-hosted Confluence instances with self-signed certificates.

Key Changes:

• Added bypassSSL parameter throughout the Confluence connector system
• Implemented SSL bypass logic in ConfluencePagesLoader that sets NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED='0' when enabled
• Added conditional UI checkbox that only appears for self-hosted Confluence instances
• Updated resync functionality to preserve SSL bypass settings
• Added English translations for the new feature

Files Modified:

• collector/utils/extensions/Confluence/ConfluenceLoader/index.js - Core SSL bypass logic
• collector/utils/extensions/Confluence/index.js - Parameter passing and chunk source generation
• frontend/src/models/dataConnector.js - API integration
• frontend/src/components/Modals/ManageWorkspace/DataConnectors/Connectors/Confluence/index.jsx - UI implementation
• frontend/src/locales/en/common.js - Translations
• collector/extensions/resync/index.js - Resync support

Additional Information

This feature addresses the common issue where self-hosted Confluence instances use self-signed SSL certificates that cause connection failures. The implementation properly manages the NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED environment variable, setting it to '0' during requests and resetting it to '1' afterward to maintain security for other connections.