1. Update the sshd test to use the newer actions.
2. Parameterize the test for macos and ubuntu.
3. Parameterize the version of wolfssl used.
4. Parameterize the wolfSSH options used.
5. Update a couple test scripts to output their $0 variable instead of
the wrong string.
Several of the TTY mode bits we are checking and setting aren't a part
of POSIX, but are available on Linux. Adds guards to the non-POSIX
value checks and updates.
1. Initialize a local variable DoKexInit() as a compiler complains it is
getting used with a garbage value. (Not true, but hushing the
compiler.)
2. In GetInputText() add braces around the error check if clauses, and
give the version error its own check instead of a ternary return.
3. In GetInputData(), if the recv return was anything else, return a
general socket error.
1. Switching to use the new SSH-KDF function in wolfCrypt when the
correct version of wolfSSL (v5.0.0 at a minimum) is used, when
certified version of wolfCrypt is used or Kyber is disabled.
2. Add WOLFSSL_WOLFSSH to the wolfSSL user_settings files for the Zephyr
testing.
1. Add the strings, switch cases, and guards to support DH Group 14 with
SHA256.
2. Move a couple constants around.
3. Moved diffie-hellman-group14-sha256 to the head of the list.
1. Update scp.test to delete the empty test file.
2. In wolfSSHd, when coverting an IP address to a printable
representation, the destination needs to be able to handle IPv6
addresses potentially.
1. For the ASCII and Wide versions of types and functions, make sure
the wolfSSHd is being consistent using them.
2. In SFTP, use WSOCKETCLOSE to close the socket. Use the correct type
for the socket.
3. Add parens around part of a ternary operator check to clear up some
ambiguous order of operations.
4. Add a variable initializer for a COORD structure.
5. Add parameter checks to the Base16_Decode function.
6. Fix a double-freed handle.
7. Clean up a bunch of build warnings.
1. Fix echoserver's load_file function. Could potentially dereference
null if a file size is passed in, but using a null buf to get the
file's size only.