Add conf/keys to Azure proxy ssh authorized_keys. #399
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If SSH public keys exist in the file conf/keys, then they are addded to the cluster user's .ssh/authorized_keys file on the created cluster, but not on the Azure proxy node, if used. This change adds the keys to the proxy node as well.
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If SSH public keys exist in the file conf/keys, then they are addded to
the cluster user's .ssh/authorized_keys file on the created cluster, but
not on the Azure proxy node, if used. This change adds the keys to the
proxy node as well.