add support for new Django hashing methods #1495
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New Python Django application default to PBKDF2 with SHA256 as a password mechanism. This adds support for that mechanism in our password hasher class. This will be needed in the tests for the new PDO auth plugin.
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New Python Django application default to PBKDF2 with SHA256 as a
password mechanism. This adds support for that mechanism in our
password hasher class. This will be needed in the tests for the new
PDO auth plugin.