Add basic encryption support to ok #419
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…encrypt assignment files, and decrypt assignment files
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CLI includes
python3 ok --generate-encryption-key KEYFILE: generates a file containing encryption keys for ok tests and source code files. This is mainly for testing purposes in practice a key file will be provided.python3 ok --encrypt KEYFILE: encrypts in place each file with its corresponding key from the key file.python3 ok --decrypt key1 key2... keyn: decrypts in place each file that corresponds to each decryption key