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feat!: store all 1password secrets in a single entry (#1954)
closes #1947 closes #1772 Creates an entry in 1Password called `<projectname>.secrets` with each secret stored in a password field called `<modulename>.<secretname>` Username is set to a warning string as that is presented at the top of the 1Password UI. This will break existing secrets stored in 1Password. Migration can be done using commands made available in: #1982
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