Replace Python SSH layer with persistent Go SSH collector#243
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Introduces a Go-based SSH connection pool (go-collector) that maintains persistent connections per host, replacing the ephemeral Python parallel-SSH implementations (cvs_parallel_ssh_reliable, host_probe, jump_host_pssh). Adds ssh_manager.py and go_collector.py on the Python side to interface with the new daemon, and updates main.py and the Dockerfile/docker-compose accordingly. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Introduces a Go-based SSH connection pool (go-collector) that maintains persistent connections per host, replacing the ephemeral Python parallel-SSH implementations (cvs_parallel_ssh_reliable, host_probe, jump_host_pssh). Adds ssh_manager.py and go_collector.py on the Python side to interface with the new daemon, and updates main.py and the Dockerfile/docker-compose accordingly.
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