Add fonctionnality use by another rust ssh client fast-ssh

[yodatak]

Hi thanks to make this tool ,
I want to use the same config ssh with differents tool,
ssh-list,
sshm(go)
fast-ssh (rust)
https://github.com/Julien-R44/fast-ssh

the config i have is from fast-ssh is

Host *
    UpdateHostKeys yes
    
Host Desktop                            # Name of host you want to connect to, for use with Fast-SSH.
    HostName 192.168.1.10               # Hostname using an IP address, this can be a public or private one.
    User YourCoolUsername               # Username for the host you want to SSH into.
    
Host Server                             # Name of host you want to connect to, for use with Fast-SSH.
    HostName 216.58.214.14              # Hostname using an IP address, this can be a public or private one.
    User YourCoolUsername               # Username for the host you want to SSH into.
    
Host AnotherServer                      # Name of host you want to connect to, for use with Fast-SSH.
    HostName example.com                # Hostname using a domain name.
    User YourCoolUsername               # Username for the host you want to SSH into.
    
Host RaspberyPi/Arch-Linux              # Defined group and name of host for use with Fast-SSH.
    HostName alarm-pi.local             # Hostname using a locally resolved address.
    User YourCoolUsername               # Username for the host you want to SSH into.
    
Host RaspberryPi/Raspbian               # Defined group and name of host for use with Fast-SSH.
    HostName raspbian.lan               # Hostname using a locally resolved address.
    User YourCoolUsername               # Username for the host you want to SSH into.

and it show like this with ssh-list

a fork that add more fonctionality like
https://github.com/mdaser/fast-ssh
mdaser/fast-ssh#4

Maybe its interesting to have a single way to make comments for all this tool but its annother thing

[yodatak]

and the tag fonctionality from sshm
Gu1llaum-3/sshm#25

[akinoiro]

Hello. Thanks for reporting this 🙏
I’ve updated the parser so that lines with # comments are handled correctly now.

Since comments in SSH config are free-form and not standardized, I don’t plan to add special parsing for them at this time. Thanks for the suggestion!