fix: 2FA secret QR code for Bitwarden/KeePassXC needs to be Base32 encoded instead Base64 - #516
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Reviewed changes Reviewed the complete one-file change to QR payload generation and its tests.
- Secret encoding — Converts decoded Steam shared-secret bytes to uppercase, unpadded RFC Base32 for Bitwarden and KeePassXC exports.
- Payload extraction — Moves format-specific URI generation into
QrCommand::qr_contentso it can be exercised directly. - Coverage — Adds RFC Base32 vectors and checks both password-manager payloads while preserving the Steam URI path.
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…coded instead Base64
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This aims to fix #515.
Disclaimer: PR is done with help of coding agent.