cherry-pick: feat: allow switching anonymous user ID hashing algorithm from shake to md5 [BB-6533]#487
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…to md5 The hashing algorithm has been changed in cd60646. However, there are Open edX operators who maintain backward compatibility of anonymous user IDs after past rotations of their Django secret key. For them, altering the hashing algorithm was a breaking change that made their analytics inconsistent. cherry-picked (with conflicts) from commit 746e4fe
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This cherry-picks openedx#30832 to the common Maple branch.
The conflicts were trivial - only in
lms/envs/common.pyandcms/envs/common.py, so I'll merge this once the CI passes, as I've already reviewed an upstream PR.