fix(ssh): unlock screen-lock protected SSH keys with a fingerprint

A Keystore SSH key generated with "Protect with screen lock credential"
was bound to AUTH_DEVICE_CREDENTIAL only, while the unlock prompt also
accepted biometrics. A fingerprint passed the prompt, then signing the
SSH auth request threw UserNotAuthenticatedException, sshj logged "User
not authenticated" and the clone failed with "Socket closed".

Bind new keys to AUTH_DEVICE_CREDENTIAL or AUTH_BIOMETRIC_STRONG, and
allow only strong biometrics in the prompt on Android 11+, since weak
ones never unlock Keystore keys (the androidx MasterKey keys already
use credential or strong biometric). Android 9 and 10 cannot combine
BIOMETRIC_STRONG with DEVICE_CREDENTIAL, so they keep the weak class.

Existing protected keys still need the PIN until regenerated.

Verified on the emulator (Class 3 fingerprint): a protected ECDSA key
unlocked with a fingerprint authenticates and clones over SSH.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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