Suggestion: `ask`: `--password` should use `read --silent` with a confirm password prompt

[balupton]

Currently if one uses ask --password it just prevents it from being outputted after being entered, however read (at least on macos) supports --silent which obfuscates what is entered with dots.... If Dorothy were to change ask to use this mode, then ask will need to verify the characters were entered with an additional confirm prompt. This may be a few days of work, which currently has no requirement in Dorothy currently. If someone needs this, post below, and hopefully a bounty can be arranged.

[balupton]

In addition, could do some hotkey combination such as a SIG* in which it cancels the silent read and uses a prefilled read with the entered characters now visible.

[balupton]

Perhaps a --conceal flag makes sense for this, in which a --secret flag enables both password and conceal.

Will also need a --confirm-repeat flag, as sometimes we don't care for the confirm, as an external program validates.

[balupton]

Full flow:

You have been prompted to enter a password for: secret vault encryption
- type a concealed password
- type a visible password
- use no password

If concealed:

Type the password for: secret vault encryption
> ******
Confirm the password:
> ******

If visible:

Type the password for: secret vault encryption
> pass123

If typing and press escape, go back to the select menu.

If confirm:

You have been prompted to enter a password for: secret vault encryption
- use the provided password
- type a concealed password
- type a visible password
- use no password