✨ Add secret alias (for password, oauth2_token, etc) to relevant SASL mechanisms
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`secret` is similar to `username`: a convenient alias with ambiguous semantics. Adding it is reasonable, but I probably wouldn't add it only for `Net::IMAP`. However, `Net::SMTP` uses it, and probably others would find it useful too.
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secretis similar tousername: a convenient alias with ambiguous semantics. Adding it is reasonable, but I probably wouldn't add it only forNet::IMAP. However, relevant to #23,Net::SMTPuses it and probably others would find it useful too.