feat: use Backend.AI cluster SSH key for auto-detected environments#16
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Summary
/home/config/ssh/id_clusteras the SSH keyfrom_backendai_env()function to set the correct SSH key path in cluster defaultsChanges
src/config.rs: Set SSH key to/home/config/ssh/id_clusterwhen creating clusters from Backend.AI environment variablestests/backendai_env_test.rs: Added assertions to verify the SSH key is correctly configuredContext
When bssh auto-detects a Backend.AI cluster environment through
BACKENDAI_CLUSTER_*environment variables, it now uses the standard Backend.AI cluster SSH key location (/home/config/ssh/id_cluster) instead of default user SSH keys.This ensures proper authentication in Backend.AI multi-node cluster environments where the cluster-specific key is required.