E2EE not working in qa version of the app
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- [X] This is a **bug**, not a question or an enhancement.
- [X] I've [searched for similar issues](https://github.com/nextcloud/android/issues) and didn't find a duplicate.
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### Steps to reproduce
1. Build the qa version of the app (qaDebug build variable) or download an auto generated version from any PR
2. Try opening an encrypted folder (encrypted with working version of the app)
### Expected behaviour
The app should ask for the password to encrypt the folder
### Actual behaviour
The app opens the creating new key pair dialog and shows a new passphrase. When continuing, an error shows that the keys could not be saved.
### Android version
12
### Device brand and model
OnePlus Nord 2
### Stock or custom OS?
Stock
### Nextcloud android app version
current master
### Nextcloud server version
28
### Using a reverse proxy?
I don't know
### Android logs
_No response_
### Server error logs
_No response_
### Additional information
Could be a server issue, rejecting all requests from not official clients? Just an idea...
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