Allow deferrable_epp to return a Sensitive[String]
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If none of the input variables are `Deferred`, then `deferrable_epp` returns the result of calling normal `epp`. The `epp` function however will return a `Sensitive` if any of the variables it was called with were `Sensitive`. See puppetlabs/puppet#8330 Adding `Sensitive[String]` to the list of allowed return types fixes this.
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If none of the input variables are
Deferred, thendeferrable_eppreturns the result of calling normalepp.The
eppfunction however will return aSensitiveif any of the variables it was called with wereSensitive.See puppetlabs/puppet#8330
Adding
Sensitive[String]to the list of allowed return types fixes this.