Merge Secret Service Library into Service #1259
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* Refactoring secret-service lib into service Co-authored-by: heggert <hans@eggert.link>
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* Refactoring secret-service lib into service Co-authored-by: heggert <hans@eggert.link>
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As the Secret Service library defined a complete service, it is more beneficial to consolidate all functionality into the service folder. Should it become useful to implement a secrets library, this should be written for reusable functionality and inclusion across services.