feat: add TypeSafe authentication and opt-in evaluations - #237
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Summary
Add TypeSafe API-key login, status, and logout with hidden input, validation before storage, and environment-key precedence. Add an opt-in Compose
evaltool for named Noul, Choice, and Score questions, with bounded requests, cancellation, and no automatic retries. Document persistent credential-store setup and enforce question-name limits by Unicode character count.Impact
Evaluations remain disabled by default and require
experimental.eval = trueplus a TypeSafe key. Each call sends the supplied state and questions to TypeSafe and consumes its quota; TypeSafe is not a model provider.Technical details
Hidden credential input
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rpassword7.5.4 and itsrtoolbox0.0.6 dependency without optional features. Their packaged sources match recorded upstream commits; release-signature assurance remains limited.