parse the returned JSON from the nix subcommand

this produces a list of secrets, although it doesn't yet do any of the checking to see if the files actually exist, when they were modified, etc. it just prints the parsed data structure.

this was kind of a pain to test, I had to make a fake machine config with some secrets and point it to it. we should figure out a way to use Rust's test framework to do that automatically, but that can be in a future CL, and I don't necessarily have to be the one to write it.

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