feat: support multiple identities in the identities file#71
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This change updates the identities handling in passage to support the setup process described in the README. Passage now ignores comments and blank lines in the identities file. It assumes any non-blank line is an identity and tries to use it to decrypt the password file. If none of the identities it finds work, it falls back to the previous behaviour of using the entire identities file.
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This change updates the identities handling in passage to support the setup process described in the README, where multiple identites are appended to
~/.passage/identities.Passage now ignores comments and blank lines in the identities file. It assumes any non-blank line is an identity and tries to use it to decrypt the password file.
If none of the identities it finds work, it falls back to the previous behaviour of using the entire identities file.
Closes: #51
Alternative implementation to #52.