mfa: strip trailing newline when reading TOTP codes #6948
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The newline should not be interpreted as part of the code (or any `prompt.Input` result).
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Co-authored-by: Andrej Tokarčík <andrej@goteleport.com>
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The newline should not be interpreted as part of the code (or any `prompt.Input` result).
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The newline should not be interpreted as part of the code (or any `prompt.Input` result).
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The newline should not be interpreted as part of the code (or any
prompt.Inputresult).Updates #6892