Add smallrye.jwt.verify.secretkey property for inlining secret keys #815
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It will make it possible to use env vars to pass the signing secret key information, as asked for in quarkusio/quarkus#42550.
In fact, passing the secret key content using the public key property also works but it is not great asking users to use that property