feat(security): Implement Bcrypt for basic auth and deprecate SHA512
I've re-written the code for this several times before but always ended up not going through with it because a hashed Bcrypt string has dollar signs in it, which caused issues with the config due to environment variable support. I finally decided to go through with it by forcing users to base64 encode the bcrypt hash
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| `security.oidc` | OpenID Connect configuration | `{}` |
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#### Basic
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| Parameter | Description | Default |
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|:---------------------------------|:-----------------------------------------------------------|:--------------|
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| `security.basic` | HTTP Basic configuration | `{}` |
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| `security.basic.username` | Username for Basic authentication. | Required `""` |
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| `security.basic.password-sha512` | Password's SHA512 hash for Basic authentication. | Required `""` |
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| Parameter | Description | Default |
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|:----------------------------------------|:-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|:--------------|
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| `security.basic` | HTTP Basic configuration | `{}` |
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| `security.basic.username` | Username for Basic authentication. | Required `""` |
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| `security.basic.password-bcrypt-base64` | Password hashed with Bcrypt and then encoded with base64 for Basic authentication. | Required `""` |
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The example below will require that you authenticate with the username `john.doe` and the password `hunter2`:
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```yaml
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security:
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basic:
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username: "john.doe"
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password-sha512: "6b97ed68d14eb3f1aa959ce5d49c7dc612e1eb1dafd73b1e705847483fd6a6c809f2ceb4e8df6ff9984c6298ff0285cace6614bf8daa9f0070101b6c89899e22"
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password-bcrypt-base64: "JDJhJDEwJHRiMnRFakxWazZLdXBzRERQazB1TE8vckRLY05Yb1hSdnoxWU0yQ1FaYXZRSW1McmladDYu"
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```
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#### OIDC (ALPHA)
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