fix: extend trajectory JSONL redaction to cover Google, AWS, Daytona, and header patterns (#537)

[ElegantLin]

Summary

Trajectory.to_jsonl only redacted two secret patterns (sk-ant-, Bearer). Every other production credential pattern could leak into acp_trajectory.jsonl if it entered trajectory content (e.g. agent running env as a tool call).

Added redaction for:

• Google AI / Gemini: AIzaSy*
• AWS access keys: AKIA* / ASIA* (anchored to exact 20-char length to avoid matching ASIAPACIFIC etc.)
• Daytona: dtn_* (≥16 char suffix to avoid short identifiers)
• OpenAI project keys: sk-proj-*
• HTTP headers: x-api-key, api-key (Azure)

Extracted patterns into a compiled _REDACTION_PATTERNS list and a reusable redact_trajectory_text() function for downstream callers.

Test plan

• 10 parametrized tests covering each secret pattern
• 7 parametrized false-positive guard tests (English words, hyphenated slugs, short identifiers)
• End-to-end tests through Trajectory.to_jsonl(redact_keys=True/False)
• 21/21 trajectory tests pass; ruff clean
• Self-reviewed for regex correctness and false positives before submitting

Closes #537

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[bingran-you]

Thermo-nuclear code quality review

What this PR is trying to solve

This PR is trying to close #537 by expanding Trajectory.to_jsonl(redact_keys=True) beyond the old Anthropic/OpenAI/Bearer-only redaction. The proposed solution moves regexes into a compiled _REDACTION_PATTERNS list, exposes redact_trajectory_text(), and adds focused tests for Google, AWS, Daytona, OpenAI project keys, and JSON-shaped x-api-key / api-key headers.

The direction is right, but I would not merge this yet. There are still high-confidence gaps against the issue this PR claims to close.

Blocking findings

1. x-api-key:, api-key:, and non-Bearer authorization: text still leak.

   src/benchflow/trajectories/types.py:160-173 only redacts headers when trajectory text contains JSON object keys like "x-api-key": "..." or "api-key": "...". But Trajectory JSONL redaction can miss Google AIza, AWS AKIA, x-api-key, Daytona dtn_ patterns #537 explicitly calls out generic header forms such as x-api-key: ..., api-key: ..., and authorization: <not Bearer>, which can appear when an agent prints env, curls with verbose headers, dumps request logs, or writes tool output into a trajectory. For Azure-style api-key: abc123secret456value, the value does not match any provider-prefix regex and survives.

   Handoff: add redaction for header/key-value text forms, not just JSON keys, for at least x-api-key, api-key, x-goog-api-key, and authorization regardless of scheme. Add tests that pass raw trajectory-content strings such as x-api-key: abc123secret456value, api-key=abc123secret456value, and authorization: Token abc123secret456value through Trajectory.to_jsonl(), not only through the helper.

2. The documented secret-leak audit still fails on redacted Google/Daytona env output.

   The v0.5 audit in docs/v05-e2e-testing-guide.md:443 checks for AIzaSy, dtn_, GEMINI_API_KEY, and DAYTONA_API_KEY and expects no matches. This implementation preserves those prefixes in src/benchflow/trajectories/types.py:149-159: Google becomes AIzaSy....***REDACTED***, and Daytona becomes dtn_....***REDACTED***. If trajectory content contains GEMINI_API_KEY=AIzaSy..., the output still contains both GEMINI_API_KEY and AIzaSy, so the experiment-health audit still flags the artifact.

   Handoff: either redact the whole matched token/pair for audit-sensitive families, or update the audit and tests to distinguish redacted placeholders from live secrets. Include an end-to-end regression that constructs a trajectory body containing GEMINI_API_KEY=AIzaSy... and DAYTONA_API_KEY=dtn_..., writes JSONL, and proves the same leak-audit intent passes.

Test and maintainability gaps

The new tests are useful, but they mostly test redact_trajectory_text() on idealized JSON strings. The risky path is benchmark artifact publication after messy agent/tool output, so coverage should include Trajectory.to_jsonl() with raw shell env output, raw HTTP headers, and key/value logs.

Also, per this repo's AGENTS.md, regression tests should name the PR/commit they guard in the docstring. The new test file should make that explicit.

Verdict: request changes. The abstraction is small and the file stays well under 1k lines, but the implementation still misses core cases from #537 and leaves the documented experiment-health audit ambiguous.

[ElegantLin]

Follow-up (589597a) after a deeper self-review found this PR didn't actually achieve its goal:

• Redaction wasn't wired to acp_trajectory.jsonl (the named target) — only llm_trajectory.jsonl was redacted. Added redact_acp_trajectory_jsonl() and wired it into all three ACP-trajectory write sites (rollout local write, verifier-publish tmpfile, hosted_env).
• Namespaced env keys leaked: GEMINI_API_KEY=... / {"openai_api_key": ...} slipped through due to a lookbehind on the api_key rule. Removed it (the \1 capture preserves the key name, so no over-redaction).
  New tests assert the raw secret is absent from the written file.