[minor] Restore automatic KMS recovery custody - #30
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Restore the established automatic recovery flow: Vault returns recovery shares to the initializer, which removes the initial root token, encrypts the recovery bundle with Google KMS, and writes only ciphertext to create-only GCS storage. Optional custodian PGP keys remain supported. X-Admin-Token remains unchanged.