Add possibility to specify additional credential source in sanssh to select client cert for mTLS at Proxy level#608
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Named dialer support for proxy→target credential selection
Adds
force_credentialfield toStartStreamand named dialer infrastructure to the proxy server, allowing clients to request a specific client certificate for the proxy→target mTLS connection.Why
The proxy previously used a single credential for all backend connections. Some target services require a distinct mTLS identity. This change lets operators register multiple credential sources on the proxy and lets clients select one per stream.