LiteLLM 1.104.0 hardens proxy security by rejecting empty or known master keys and adding breached-password detection and forced resets

What changed

LiteLLM released v1.104.0 on October 3 with a strong focus on proxy authentication and credential safety. The proxy now refuses to start when the master key is unset, empty or publicly known, while password policy gains breached-password detection, self-service password changes and forced resets for breached or administrator-set passwords. The release also restores MCP OAuth and credential-isolation regression coverage, fixes tools/call returning 404 on workers that have not served tools/list, and adds Seedance 2.5/2.0 video generation through the fal queue API. This is a multi-model gateway security/provider update rather than a model launch.