feat: require insecure flag to output private keys to node config json - #735
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Summary
prepareNodeConfigAPI and scripting schemas to receive an explicitinsecureboolean.insecureistrue, while generating key-free node configurations by default.prepare-node-configexample with inline--insecureparsing, a workspace SDK dependency, and production guidance for runtime secret injection.Why / Context
node-config.jsoncan embed batch-poster and validator private keys. This change makes that secret exposure an explicit opt-in.The documented production workflow keeps the persistent configuration key-free and injects credentials through the runtime secret-management system when Nitro starts.