Apply P15: secrets from a systemd credential, the environment or a file
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -209,8 +209,11 @@ Files are the source of truth. SQLite is allowed only for rebuildable indexes an
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- `audit/*.jsonl` — hash-chained
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- `broker/sessions/<id>.json` — each session's taint and untrusted flag, written only by
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`brokerd`; it can be rebuilt from the audit log's `result` records
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- Secrets: behind a `SecretStore` trait. v0 backend is an encrypted file whose key is not stored
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beside it. No plaintext secrets on disk, none in config, none in the repo.
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- Secrets: behind a `SecretStore` trait with three backends, chosen per secret: a systemd credential
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(encrypted at rest; the key is the host's TPM and host key, not stored beside it), an environment
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variable, or a file that only the owner can read. The credential backend is the default; the
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other two put the secret in plaintext, in the process environment or on disk, and are for
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portability; a file secret prints a warning at startup. None in config, none in the repo.
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## Code constraints
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