docs: document v2 login method and OS keyring credential storage#318
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Summary
Documents the new v2 login flow that stores CLI credentials in the OS keyring (Keychain / Secret Service / Credential Manager) instead of as plaintext in
porter.yaml.Changes
standard/cli/command-reference/porter-config.mdx: addedporter config set-login-method [v1|v2]reference with mode comparison, migration note, and CI/CD guidance.standard/cli/command-reference/porter-auth.mdx: added a "Credential storage" subsection underporter auth loginexplaining where tokens are persisted under each login method.Context
Triggered by porter-dev/code#5903 ("feat: add keyring"), which adds OS keyring–backed session storage for the v2 login flow and migrates legacy plaintext tokens out of
porter.yamlon first v2 login.cc @d-g-town for review.