record-add: add --labels=on/off to omit redundant standard-field labels#2142
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record-add wrote a redundant
"label":"<type>"on every standard field pulled from the record-type definition (e.g.login,password,fileRef,oneTimeCode), unlike the Web Vault UI which omits those.Adds an optional
--labels {on,off}flag (default "on" for legacy compatibility):on(default): unchanged — fields with no label in the record-type definition fall back to the field type as the label.off: standard fields are written label-free, matching the Vault UI. Real labels from the record-type definition (e.g.script->rotationScripts) and any explicitly provided field labels are always preserved.