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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 keyctl as a fallback backend.

Key Changes

🔧 New Composite Keyring Architecture

  • Introduced a new Provider interface for pluggable keyring backends
  • Implemented a composite provider that automatically selects the best available backend
  • Maintains full backward compatibility with existing keyring functionality

🐧 Linux Keyctl Support

  • Added keyctl provider as a fallback for Linux systems where D-Bus Secret Service is unavailable
  • Particularly beneficial for headless Linux environments, containers, and minimal installations

🧪 Comprehensive Testing

  • Added full test coverage for all new keyring providers

Resolves #1449

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Add Keyring Fallback Support for Headless Linux Systems
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