[v8] Implement global tsh config file: /etc/tsh.yaml (#12598)
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* Implement global tsh config file: `/etc/tsh.yaml`. The default location can be changed with `TELEPORT_GLOBAL_TSH_CONFIG` env var. * The user config file is merged with the global config file. The user config file has a higher priority. * If the global config file is absent, no error is raised.
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Backport #12598 to v8.
Implement global tsh config file:
/etc/tsh.yaml. The default location can be changed withTELEPORT_GLOBAL_TSH_CONFIGenv var.The user config file is merged with the global config file. The user config file has a higher priority.
If the global config file is absent, no error is raised.