Preserve taskd.trust when importing and exporting taskrc #573
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Description
This PR fixes an issue where the
taskd.trustparameter was silently droppedwhen importing and exporting a
.taskrcfile through the UI.The parameter was already parsed by
parseTaskrc, but it was not propagatedthrough the
Taskrcmodel or preserved when regenerating the taskrc content.This change ensures
taskd.trustis preserved end-to-end.No sync, TLS, or server logic is modified.
Fixes #428
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