Feature Request: Differentiate between "password" and "hidden"

When creating a new "login" entry, after putting in user/password, poor-quality websites tend to ask you to fill-out answers to "security questions". So I open a password generator, and generate a string that is unlikely to offend any validation happening on these fields. Cool.

When I add them to a login entry, I store them as a "password" type so they they remain hidden. (I don't care what the values are — I just need to be able to copy+paste them when requested.) 1Password will then grade those values as though they were actually passwords. This makes sense considering my decision, but what I really wanted was simply to hide them.

The same is true for backup codes, which are usually short and numeric.

Feature Request: Add a new data type of "hidden" which is as hidden as "password" is, but lacks the evaluation (judgement) of the value.

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1Password Version: 7.8.6 (70806001)
Extension Version: Safari
OS Version: macOS 11.5 Beta (20G5052c)
Sync Type: iCloud + 1P Family