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Added LSSHM project to the list of SSH tools in README.
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Summary
Adds [LSSHM](https://github.com/sannier3/lsshm) to the Tools section.
Why it should be included
LSSHM is a cross-platform local OpenSSH administration tool for Linux and Windows.
It provides a unified command-line interface for managing:
authorized_keysssh-agent~/.ssh/configUnlike SSH session manager, which primarily manage remote connections, LSSHM also manages the local OpenSSH server and incoming access.
Potentially unsafe server configuration changes are validated before being applied. LSSHM also creates backups and provides automatic rollback when an operation fails.
The project is actively developed, documented in English and French, and includes automated build, syntax, checksum, unit and smoke tests.
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