LG-464 Update attribute encryption rake task to log errors and continue

[stevegsa]

Why: The script halts if there is an encryption exception with a single account

How: Put an EncryptionError rescue block in the rake task

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[jmhooper]

Why rescue from Encryption::EncryptionError and not all of StandardError?

[stevegsa]

I originally had StandardError but switched it out at the last minute thinking we might have an even bigger problem and should probably halt if it's not an encryption error. I also entertained putting in a task that simply does a dry run first.

[stevegsa]

I wouldn't have a problem switching it back to StandardError.

[jmhooper]

🤔, yeah I think that's what I'd do. We see plenty of errors related to encryption that are not strictly encryption errors.

[monfresh]

Why ID and not UUID? Does it matter here?