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Added support for more secure HMAC algorithms

Until now only hmac-md5 and hmac-sha1 were supported.
This update adds support for hmac-sha2-256 and hmac-sha2-512 to support connections to servers that only accept SHA2 HMAC algorithms.
Additionally this may also increase security even when connecting to servers that still accept the less secure HMAC algorithms (if they also support and prefer the SHA2 HMAC algorithms).

Fixed a regression with private key authentication

Since 1.9.0 private key authentication did not work because of a threading issue.
The terminal just got stuck at a blank screen with a red border.
Password and Private Key Agent authentication was not affected by this bug.

Added the ability to reconnect a terminal using Ctrl+R after a connection terminates or breaks

The fact that connections can now be re-connected has also motivated me to change the behavior when navigating away from disconnected connections (using the top app bar).
Until now such connections were deemed not useful anymore and were automatically removed from the connection manager. Thus they didn't appear in the top app bar on the favorites page and the connection page anymore.
This was changed so that these connections are not automatically removed anymore, they are marked with a red border and have to be closed with the  button in the top app bar.

This update contains an important bugfix that has prevented many users from working with Remote Terminal for some time now.

Fixed incompatibility with OpenSSH servers version 7.2 or later

Connections with OpenSSH servers 7.2 or 7.3 were just not possible because a "data outside the valid range" error message just kept popping up.
This was fixed by updating the supported Diffie–Hellman group key exchange group sizes for the SSH.NET implementation used in Remote Terminal.