revert(secret): remove versioned AES-GCM format from main - #36
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Summary
Revert #35 from
main. The secret-format change was intended for the1release branch, somainmust return to its pre-#35 behavior before it reaches a release.What
mainno longer writes the AES-GCM secret formats or changes YAML scalar encryption behavior introduced by feat(secret): add versioned AES-GCM format and YAML scalar fidelity #35.mainsource matches commit0558f83edc6de3c23b13c37e2728e01141f93282, the commit immediately before feat(secret): add versioned AES-GCM format and YAML scalar fidelity #35.1; this revert does not alter that release-branch work.Why
#35 was merged into the wrong target branch. Reverting through a PR preserves public history and prevents the new secret format from shipping from
mainwhile the intended v1 backport is prepared.