fix(crypto): refuse to encrypt when a .gpg-id recipient key is missing

CryptoRepository.encrypt looked up every .gpg-id recipient and dropped
the ones it could not find, so an entry saved on a device that lacked
one recipient's key was encrypted to the others only. With a store
shared between a phone key and a smartcard key, entries created on the
phone could no longer be decrypted with the smartcard alone.

Fail with the lookup error instead (KeyNotFoundException names the
key), so the user imports the missing public key and saves again.

PasswordCreationActivity also ignored the Result of encrypt and wrote
the output buffer regardless: on any encryption failure it wrote an
empty .gpg file, overwriting the entry when editing, and committed it.
Show the error and leave the file untouched.

CryptoRepositoryTest covers both the missing-recipient failure and the
all-present success path, with keys generated by PGPainless (added as
an app test dependency).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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