mostly accidental. you're working on a prototype, so to just get started you use a const at the top of your code with an API key, this then gets checked in and

mostly accidental. you're working on a prototype, so to just get started you use a const at the top of your code with an API key, this then gets checked in and you then realise 'oh shit' , but by this point its within gits tree. It can still be removed, but its not a straightforward process.