Support `trusted_user_ca_keys` configuration for gitlab-sshd

What does this MR do?

Contributes to gitlab-shell#841 (closed)

GitLab-Shell change: Add support for instance-level SSH certificates... (gitlab-shell!1396 - merged)

Problem

gitlab-shell added a trusted_user_ca_keys sshd configuration option for instance-level SSH certificate authentication, but there is no way to configure it through Omnibus.

Solution

Expose the trusted_user_ca_keys option as a pass-through attribute under gitlab_sshd. When set, it renders into the sshd section of gitlab-shell's config.yml as a list of CA public key file paths.

Add support for instance-level SSH certificates... (gitlab-shell#841 - closed)

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Edited by João Alexandre Cunha

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