I just learned something. the Vision assistant plugin, like so many others, sure, it hides the API key in the *settings* screen, but it's stored in *plain* text in nvda.ini. that's how it's able to show it to you when you check the show API key checkbox. I've removed the plugin, reported the issue, and thanks to @FreakyFwoof's NVDA sync plugin my INI's clean. Damn developers, do better where you store your API keys sweet fucking jesus.
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@munchkinbear Oof, I'm not removing it as I have some uses for it, but Jesus Christ why these devs don't store that shit in the Windows credential keychain is beyond me. @FreakyFwoof