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1. What would you like to communicate to the user about this feature? 2. Would you like the user to see examples of the syntax and/or executable code and its output? 3. Which versions of the driver/connector does this apply to?

PYTHON-5805 added `kms_connect_callback` (4.19) inline in `encryption.py` and the public types in `encryption_options.py`, but both already very large.
PYTHON-6147's HTTP proxy helpers add even more kms connect logic and need a dedicated home outside the encryption modules.
PYTHON-5805 missed the spec's prose tests; they are deferred to the last ticket (PYTHON-6147), which will use the callback helpers to run them.

The KMS connect plumbing moves out of `encryption.py` into dedicated private modules, giving the shared types and the per-API connect logic a home outside the encryption modules.
No public API change: the public names remain importable from `encryption_options` and the API docs keep resolving under the public import path.
Tests consolidate into a single file parametrized over the `[async]`/`[sync]` APIs, and all encryption tests are green.

Purely mechanical: preserve the existing behavior exactly.
The doc build must keep documenting the public types under the `encryption_options` import path.