PRDCT-480: note that transformation code is not encrypted - #383
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Add a note on the Encryption overview clarifying that encryption applies only to #-prefixed keys in components that support them, and that values written into transformation code are stored as plaintext.
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Summary
Adds a note to the Encryption overview (
overview/encryption.md) clarifying that:#in components that support them.#-encrypted parameters, such as Custom Python.Matches the repo's
***Note:**callout convention. Companion to the help.keboola.com change on the Python Transformation and Custom Python pages.