Summary
Variables used as secret values are now sensitive, so referencing them from any other field is an error, and `sensitive: true` extends the same protection to other secret-holding variables. Other changes include new `data_quality_monitors` and `materialization_sets` resources, stricter host and profile-name checks in `databricks auth login`, and a fix so dotted profile names no longer overwrite their parent profile.
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