ci: use protectgh action for encrypted secrets #344
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Replace direct GitHub secret references with cipherstash/protectgh action for decrypting secrets from .github/secrets.env.encrypted. This reduces the number of GitHub secrets needed from 12+ individual values to 4 bootstrap credentials (CS_VAULT_*) used to authenticate with ZeroKMS for decryption.
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Replace direct GitHub secret references with cipherstash/protectgh action for decrypting secrets from .github/secrets.env.encrypted.
This reduces the number of GitHub secrets needed from 12+ individual values to 4 bootstrap credentials (CS_VAULT_*) used to authenticate with ZeroKMS for decryption.
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