simpleParser takes an optional parameter checksumAlgo. Specify the …

[JaysonHurst]

…FIPS compliant sha256 hash algorithm here so that it will be used instead of the default of md5.

node-red: v3.1.5 node: v18.18.2 OS: Rocky Linux 9.3. npm v9.8.1 node-red-node-email v2.1.0

• [x] Bugfix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• [ ] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)

Proposed changes

Allows node-red-node-email node to correctly work when FIPS crypto policy has been enabled on the operating system by setting the checksumAlgo for simpleParser to SHA256 which is FIPS compliant.

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[Steve-Mcl]

@JaysonHurst there is an issue with your commit. See the above comment regarding EasyCLA. Once the EasyCLA is sorted & signed the PR can run tests and be reviewed.

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