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Do you think using ed25519 type keys would be ok? They are supposed to be more secure and the public key is a lot smaller than a rsa one. However not every ssh implementation supports them (dropbear being a notable one that doesn't support them, also any system using a openssh version from before 2014).
I think there is no problem in having elliptic curve keys on the beta but I wouldn't make that exclusive. As far as I know there is no problem having two or more different key types with openssh, so having one rsa, one dsa and one ed25519 should work just fine.
Both, 'operator' and 'root' user do not have ssh keys.
They should be generated on first boot and installed in the proper place (~/.ssh)
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