Secret Field property "ExposeForDisplay" is an alias for "MustEncrypt" even though they have opposite connotations

[jagger]

          https://github.com/thycotic-ps/thycotic.secretserver/blob/996427548cdefd482d1c0b14ec0824e7a4633e82/src/Thycotic.SecretServer.Types.ps1xml#L113

ExposeForDisplay is an alias for MustEncrypt so the values would be the same when pulled even though the meanings are opposite. A field that is encrypted is not exposed in the database.

PS > $xnine |  Select-Object FieldSlugName, MustEncrypt, ExposeForDisplay

FieldSlugName MustEncrypt ExposeForDisplay
------------- ----------- ----------------
notes               False            False

PS > $xnine.ExposeForDisplay = $true
PS > $xnine |  Select-Object FieldSlugName, MustEncrypt, ExposeForDisplay

FieldSlugName MustEncrypt ExposeForDisplay
------------- ----------- ----------------
notes                True             True

PS > $xnine.ExposeForDisplay = $false
PS > $xnine |  Select-Object FieldSlugName, MustEncrypt, ExposeForDisplay

FieldSlugName MustEncrypt ExposeForDisplay
------------- ----------- ----------------
notes               False            False

PS > $xnine.MustEncrypt = $true
PS > $xnine |  Select-Object FieldSlugName, MustEncrypt, ExposeForDisplay

FieldSlugName MustEncrypt ExposeForDisplay
------------- ----------- ----------------
notes                True             True

PS > $xnine.MustEncrypt = $false
PS > $xnine |  Select-Object FieldSlugName, MustEncrypt, ExposeForDisplay

FieldSlugName MustEncrypt ExposeForDisplay
------------- ----------- ----------------
notes               False            False

Originally posted by @jagger in https://github.com/thycotic-ps/thycotic.secretserver/issues/367#issuecomment-1684493664

[jagger]

the best solution would be to change from exposeForDisplay to notExposedForDisplay as it keeps with the secret server wording, but removes the backwards meaning.