Document htpasswd hash algorithm selection#2064
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Add documentation for the optional third argument to the htpasswd template function that allows selecting the hashing algorithm. Supported algorithms are "sha" and "bcrypt", with bcrypt as the default. Relates to helm/helm#32033 Signed-off-by: promptless[bot] <promptless[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Update the htpasswd template function documentation to reflect the new optional third argument for selecting the hashing algorithm. Users can now specify "sha" or "bcrypt" as the third argument, with bcrypt remaining the default for backward compatibility.