Implement SCRAM-SHA-256 #76
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…ebug (postgresml#66)" (postgresml#76) This reverts commit bae5bf0.
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Finally gave up and implemented (copy/pasted largely from
rust-postgres) SCAM-SHA-256 server authentication. PG14 switch to SCRAM by default forced my hand, but this was long overdue for sure. On a more personal note, I don't think ironically that SASL is simple at all.