Allow to enable/disable SSH keys without deletion

[hartmut-mariadb]

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"For reasons" I have two SSH keys for two different GitHUB users (private and work account); but have both active for the same Linux user.

This can in some situations, e.g. in Vagrant VMs with SSH agent forwarding; lead to the wrong key, and so the wrong github users, being used.

Right now I "solve" this by deleting the offending key from the "wrong" Github user; then re-adding it again later.

It would be much more convenient in such situations to just disable the key registered with the github user; then later re-enable it again, instead of having to do the full "delete, then recreate and copy in the public key part into the webform" dance.

(I am aware of https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/82748 but it doesn't really seem to be the same as what I am looking for)

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