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chore(glyph): rotate Open WebUI's oMLX key - #708
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This gives Open WebUI its own oMLX sub-key.
The old key was shared with aichat and opencode. Its value sat in
aichat-envandopencode-env, which the retiredhomekey, also held by lobtop, could decrypt. stackptr/rc#703 gave those two consumers new keys. This PR rotates the remaining consumer, which is what allows the old key to be deleted in oMLX.What changed
hosts/glyph/secrets/open-webui-env.age, the oMLX entry inOPENAI_API_KEYSis a newopen-webuisub-key. The other variables are unchanged.open-webui.nixapply the new key on deploy:ENABLE_PERSISTENT_CONFIG = "False", so the env file takes precedence over the connection stored in the database.restartTriggerson the file, so deploying glyph restarts Open WebUI.After merging
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