Log Message:
age: update to version 1.1.1

ChangeLog:

age v1.1.1
  age v1.1.1 is a patch release to fix go install filippo.io/age/...@latest.

age v1.1.0
  Breaking changes
    If -i is used, passphrase-encrypted files are now rejected. Previously,
    a passphrase-encrypted file was auto-detected and the identity file was
    ignored. This could lead to unexpected behavior, such as a script blocking
    for user interaction, based on potentially untrusted input files. Now,
    age -d must be invoked without -i arguments to decrypt passphrase-encrypted
    files. A helpful error is printed otherwise. This should not break any
    automated system as passphrase decryption was always interactive.

    Empty final chunks are now rejected. If a payload was a multiple of 64KiB
    long, there were two valid encryptions for it: with a "full" last chunk
    encrypting 64KiB, or with an additional "empty" chunk encrypting 0 \ 
bytes.
    age, rage, and all other known implementations only ever produced the
    former. (Note that age will forever decrypt files it generated.) The latter
    is now rejected. The specification has been updated (C2SP/C2SP#13) and test
    cases are included in the test suite.
  Minor changes
    PKCS#8-encoded Ed25519 private keys (such as 1Password exports) are now
    supported as SSH identities.

    If an armored file is pasted into the terminal, age will now attempt to
    wait until the end of the file before prompting for a password.

    Some invalid files are now correctly rejected, in particular encrypted files
    with trailing data. (Yay for the test suite!)

    If /dev/tty is present but can't be opened, age will now fallback to trying
    to treat stdin as a terminal as if /dev/tty wasn't present.
    (Thanks @brandsimon!)

    Input prompts now go to the terminal, even if standard error is redirected.

    Values of the new armor.Error type are now returned wrapped in decryption
    errors when appropriate.

    Windows binary releases are now signed. (Thanks @technion!)

    Documentation and error messages were improved.