Fix scheduled ingest session auth and Splunk Python SSL compatibility - #113
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Summary
Fixes scheduled Flare ingestion on current Splunk versions (including mixed Python 3.9 and 3.13).
What was broken
passAuthto the logged-in Splunk user, so the ingest script often got no session token.What we changed
passAuthto the current Splunk username so the scheduled job can read stored credentials.