gh-127776: Add GRND_INSECURE constant to os module
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GRND_INSECURE constant to os moduleGRND_INSECURE constant to os module
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| It is not suitable for scenarios requiring secure cryptography. |
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We should consider whether we need to keep this entry.
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Probably not, if you know that you want GRND_INSECURE then you probably know what it does.
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Then I will keep it.
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This has conflicts now. I'll ping Bénédikt once this is ready from a triage standpoint because |
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GRND_INSECUREconstant toosmodule #127776