refactor: eliminate reflection from key factory via concrete interfaces #93
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Refactored the local key store system to remove reliance on reflection when instantiating keys from Turnkey private key data. Introduced a generic TurnkeyKeyFactory interface and concrete Factory implementations for both API keys and encryption keys. This refactor improves type safety, testability, and future extensibility of key instantiation logic.
Key improvements:
- Removed reflection-based logic from KeyFactory in favor of a type-safe factory pattern
- Added concrete Factory types in apikey and encryptionkey packages
- Updated store/local to use NewAPIKeyStore and NewEncryptionKeyStore constructors
- Preserved backwards compatibility via DeprecatedKeyFactory
- Improved test readability and safety by switching to factory-based store creation