feat: store post-processing API keys in OS keychain#814
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feat: store post-processing API keys in OS keychain#814VirenMohindra wants to merge 1 commit intocjpais:mainfrom
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move API keys from plaintext settings_store.json into the OS-native credential store (macOS keychain, windows credential manager, linux secret service) via the keyring crate. - add keyring wrapper module for set/get/delete/hint operations - auto-migrate existing plaintext keys on first launch - show masked hint (••••••••xxxx) instead of full key in UI - keys persist per-provider across provider switching
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settings_store.json, which means any process with file read access can read them. this moves them into the OS-native credential store (macOS keychain, windows credential manager, linux secret service) so they're protected at rest. existing keys also get silently migrated on first launch and the UI now shows a masked hint instead of the full keyRelated Issues/Discussions
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settings_store.jsonno longer contains the key value••••••••xxxxbun run lintandcargo clippypassScreenshots/Videos (if applicable)
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