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Sshwifty handles SSH stuff at the backend. The user end (which is where Preset data is loaded and applied) cannot access the information about the SSH server unless the backend send those information to the user. And Server Public Key is currently not a part of that information.
If the purpose was to allow Sshwifty to verify the SSH server without user intervention during green light condition, then can we use the Host Key Fingerprint instead?
I did not receive your respond so I'm not really sure if the change is exactly what you wanted. However, I've added Public Key Fingerprint verification to the SSH Preset in version 0.2.7.
If Sshwifty detects Key Fingerprint other than what's in the selected Preset during connect, it will show a warning message to the user.
The detailed description on how to use it is in the README.md file.
It would be nice, if we can pre define SSH host keys to the Preset in sshwifty.conf.json
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