feat: hash API keys used internally for caching#635
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Summary
Last-Modifiedmetadata, and ODP event queue storage.This aligns the Swift SDK with issue #634 by avoiding raw API key persistence in on-device cache names and
UserDefaultskeys, while still using the raw key where it is required for network requests. Legacy raw-named cache entries are intentionally not migrated, so existing persisted cache state is treated as a one-time cache miss after upgrade.Test plan
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