tektoncd
SSH Auth docs improvement
Changes
Some small changes in the ssh auth part of the docs:
- Some commands concerning generating ssh keys were misleading (cat is used for viewing files and not generating ssh keys)
- Added formatting for ssh-privatekey and known-hosts keys
- Added instructions on how to get known-hosts value for GitHub
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