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Your first seven words nailed it!
Nope - it’s a good friend. It’s immoral to be complicit in that secret
I would still say something to the cheating party about how it made you feel. Not necessarily demanding action but saying that it upset you because you care about both of them, it puts you in an uncomfortable position, and that you’d hope they’d be more considerate of your and their partner’s feelings going forward. I think it’s a friend’s responsibility to hold their friends accountable in cases where they’ve crossed a line while still giving them the benefit of the doubt on their intentions
If you’re truly friends then you’ll let them know