Add cli output for generic zkgroup keys to assist server configuration #170
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Added output of generic zkgroup keys (public and private) to the command-line tool. The previous version only output the zkgroup service keys, which was insufficient for complete server configuration. This change makes it easier to generate and obtain all required zk keys during server initialization or setup.