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Credentials in multi-target mode are a subelement of each <target> element. It also considers the legacy modes, which receive the username and password as scan_options. Add unit tests.
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Credentials in multi-target mode are a subelement of each element.
It also considers the legacy modes, which receive the username and password as
scan_options.