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This PR introduces base_field_encrypted, a base module that allows developers to store sensitive information (API tokens, SMTP passwords, third-party credentials) encrypted in the database.
In standard Odoo, using password="True" only masks the value in the UI but does not encrypt it. The value can still be retrieved in plaintext via ORM read() responses and is stored unencrypted in PostgreSQL.
This module provides transparent field-level encryption using the cryptography.fernet library, enabling secure data-at-rest protection while preserving the standard Odoo developer experience.