installing mysql_router may break authorized user check

[jdanilson]

MySQL 8.x distros includes the optional mysql router in the rpm list. If it is installed, a new user, mysql_router is created.

If the authorized user for bgbackup is mysql then this logic in the check_user_validation function may fail because it may find more than one /etc/passwd entry matching but not the one that's exactly "mysql"

The code in question is:
-permitted_user_id=$(grep ^$permitted_user /etc/passwd | /usr/bin/cut -d':' -f3)

My solution would be to match on the user plus the following colon thusly:
+permitted_user_id=$(grep ^${permitted_user}: /etc/passwd | /usr/bin/cut -d':' -f3)

I don't know how to use github to make this code change. Hopefully this is useful.