Issues/1449 - Improve Linux Keyring Support with Keyctl Fallback #1451
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…ck.Nil()) for improved mock validation" This reverts commit 00a47a0.
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Overview
This PR enhances the keyring system to provide support for headless Linux environments by implementing a composite keyring provider with
keyctlas a fallback backend.Key Changes
🔧 New Composite Keyring Architecture
Providerinterface for pluggable keyring backends🐧 Linux Keyctl Support
keyctlprovider as a fallback for Linux systems where D-Bus Secret Service is unavailable🧪 Comprehensive Testing
Resolves #1449