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[TRANSLATION] Clarify the description of SSH Keys

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- Clarify in the description shown in the "Manage SSH Keys" section,
that verified SSH keys can be used as verification for Git commits that
were signed with SSH keys.
- Resolves #2369
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@ -756,7 +756,7 @@ manage_ssh_keys = Manage SSH Keys
manage_ssh_principals = Manage SSH Certificate Principals
manage_gpg_keys = Manage GPG Keys
add_key = Add Key
ssh_desc = These public SSH keys are associated with your account. The corresponding private keys allow full access to your repositories.
ssh_desc = These public SSH keys are associated with your account. The corresponding private keys allow full access to your repositories. SSH keys that have been verified can be used to verify SSH-signed Git commits.
principal_desc = These SSH certificate principals are associated with your account and allow full access to your repositories.
gpg_desc = These public GPG keys are associated with your account. Keep your private keys safe as they allow commits to be verified.
ssh_helper = <strong>Need help?</strong> Have a look at the guide to <a href="%s">create your own SSH keys</a> or solve <a href="%s">common problems</a> you may encounter using SSH.