feat: add vault support to Regex scanner for redacted value storage #288
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Similar to the Anonymizer scanner, the Regex scanner now supports storing redacted values in a vault for later deanonymization. When a vault is provided, matched patterns are replaced with unique placeholders like [REDACTED_REGEX_1], [REDACTED_REGEX_2], etc., and the original values are stored in the vault. Key changes: - Add optional vault parameter to both input and output Regex scanners - Store matched regex patterns in vault with unique indexed placeholders - Maintain backward compatibility when no vault is provided (uses [REDACTED]) - Update llm_guard_api scanner configuration to pass vault to Regex scanners - Implement proper counter management to avoid placeholder conflicts
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Similar to the Anonymizer scanner, the Regex scanner now supports storing redacted values in a vault for later deanonymization. When a vault is provided, matched patterns are replaced with unique placeholders like [REDACTED_REGEX_1], [REDACTED_REGEX_2], etc., and the original values are stored in the vault.
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