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eliminate hardcoded RSA from lib/cloud/gcp #47606

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This PR eliminates the hardcoded RSA key generation used for GCP VM autodiscovery. I manually tested that default GCP VMs support ECDSA and Ed25519 SSH keys added via metadata.

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@zmb3 zmb3 changed the title eliminate hardcoded from lib/cloud/gcp eliminate hardcoded RSA from lib/cloud/gcp Oct 16, 2024
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