:lock: updated ssh client for insecure-ignore-host-key-use

[abdheshnayak]

• fixed insecure-ignore-host-key-use

Summary by Sourcery

Fix the insecure host key usage by implementing a custom HostKeyCallback function to validate hostnames, and enhance the Println function to ensure proper string formatting and output.

Bug Fixes:

• Replace the insecure host key callback with a custom HostKeyCallback function to ensure only allowed hostnames are used.

Enhancements:

• Improve the Println function to correctly format and print strings with a newline.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request updates the SSH client to address the insecure-ignore-host-key-use issue. It introduces a new HostKeyCallback function for improved security and modifies the Println function for better string handling.

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Implemented a custom HostKeyCallback function for SSH connections	Added a new HostKeyCallback function that uses regex to validate hostnames The function only allows hostnames matching the pattern '*.local.khost.dev:port' Replaced the insecure ssh.InsecureIgnoreHostKey() with the new HostKeyCallback	pkg/sshclient/ssh.go
Refactored the Println function for improved string handling	Replaced direct string concatenation with strings.Join for better performance Implemented a closure to convert interface{} arguments to strings Modified the output format to ensure proper spacing between arguments	pkg/functions/print.go

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