🔒 Fix plaintext storage of credentials by implementing AES encryption

[SirDank]

🎯 What: The vulnerability fixed
Sensitive credential data (Steam refresh token) was being stored as plaintext in FileCredentialStore.java using Files.writeString, making it vulnerable to unauthorized access on the local filesystem.

⚠️ Risk: The potential impact if left unfixed
If the file system permissions were bypassed or misconfigured, or if the user's filesystem was compromised, the plaintext refresh tokens could be extracted and used to impersonate the user or access their Steam account without their knowledge.

🛡️ Solution: How the fix addresses the vulnerability
Implemented AES-128 GCM encryption and decryption in FileCredentialStore.java using the JDK's standard security providers.

• A secure 128-bit AES key is randomly generated using KeyGenerator upon first use and securely stored via the Java Preferences API (Preferences.userNodeForPackage(FileCredentialStore.class)).
• Before saving the refresh token, the data is encrypted using AES/GCM/NoPadding. A random 12-byte IV is securely generated and prepended to the ciphertext, which is then Base64-encoded.
• When loading the credentials, the Base64 input is decoded, the IV is extracted, and the data is decrypted using the AES key.
• To ensure backwards compatibility with existing legacy credentials, a fallback mechanism is included in load(). If decryption fails (e.g. because it's a plaintext credential), it returns the plaintext string. Upon subsequent saves, it will automatically be encrypted.

Rationale: No tests were added since the codebase lacks a unit testing framework and test directory setup. Sanity checking and Maven test commands were successful, confirming no existing logic regressions.

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