Tighten history file permissions #10013
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ashovlin
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…, add cached credentials protection
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Description of changes: Use specific permissions. Changes apply to: CLI history database, telemetry session database, Autoprompt history file.
Description of tests: Permission tests use the @skip_if_windows decorator since Unix permission bits don't apply to Windows. Windows relies on ACL inheritance from parent directories instead. The CI pipeline skips these tests on Windows builds as intended.
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