docs: remove encryption mode sections

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2025-07-02 19:46:15 -04:00
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@@ -219,23 +219,6 @@ seedpass export --file "backup_passwords.json"
**Options:**
- `--file` (`-F`): The destination file path for the exported data. If omitted, the export
is saved to the current profile's `exports` directory under `~/.seedpass/<profile>/exports/`.
- `--mode` (`-M`): Choose the encryption mode for the exported file. Valid values are:
`seed-only`, `seed+pw`, `pw-only`, and `plaintext`.
**Examples:**
```bash
# Standard encrypted export
seedpass export --mode seed-only --file "backup.json"
# Combine seed and master password for the export key
seedpass export --mode seed+pw --file "backup.json"
# Derive the key solely from your password
seedpass export --mode pw-only --file "backup.json"
# Plaintext JSON export (not recommended)
seedpass export --mode plaintext --file "backup.json"
```
**Warning:** The `plaintext` mode writes an unencrypted index to disk. Only use it
for debugging and delete the file immediately after use.
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@@ -255,15 +238,6 @@ seedpass import --file "backup_passwords.json"
**Options:**
- `--file` (`-F`): The source file path containing the password entries to import.
- `--mode` (`-M`): Indicates the encryption mode used when the file was exported. Accepted values are `seed-only`, `seed+pw`, `pw-only`, and `plaintext`.
**Examples:**
```bash
# Import a standard encrypted backup
seedpass import --mode seed-only --file "backup.json"
# Import a backup that also used the master password
seedpass import --mode seed+pw --file "backup.json"
```
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