g3keymess: return error instead of panicking for unimplemented redis key store - #1134
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Replaces the unconditional
unimplemented!()panic inRedisKeyStoreConfig::load_keys()with a properanyhow::Result::Errthat returns a descriptive error message.Previously, configuring a redis key store (which the config parser accepts as valid) would cause g3keymess to abort with a panic during startup or reload. Now, it returns a graceful error telling operators the redis store is not yet implemented and suggesting they use the local store type instead.
Fixes #1115