Redact encryption keys from debug logs - #1587
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Summary
Prevent BLE device encryption keys from being exposed in Home Assistant debug logs.
Problem
Several config-flow debug statements logged configuration dictionaries directly.
These dictionaries can contain the device
encryption_key, either directly while adding a device or nested inside stored/imported device configuration.When debug logging is enabled, the key could therefore be written to Home Assistant logs and potentially exposed when logs are shared for troubleshooting.
Fix
Redact encryption keys before logging configuration data.
The redaction handles both direct and nested device configuration without modifying the original input or stored configuration.
Non secret configuration fields remain available in debug logs, and config flow behavior is unchanged.