Strip /api prefix from 13 legacy router APIRouter() declarations and dual-mount
each on prefix="/api" (backward compat) and prefix="/api/v1" (versioned surface)
in app.py. Auth, service-accounts, api-keys, assistants-compat remain single-mount.
Update 10 test files to pass prefix="/api" when directly including stripped routers.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
End-to-end coverage for the workspace boundary:
- GET /api/threads/{tid} from workspace B → 404
- DELETE /api/threads/{tid} from workspace B → 404
- PATCH /api/threads/{tid} from workspace B → 404
- Positive control: same workspace → 200
Wires `MemoryThreadMetaStore` (real impl, not a mock) behind a
stub-authed FastAPI app. The check_access call inside
`@require_permission` returns False on cross-workspace and the
decorator converts to 404 — proving the boundary holds at the HTTP
boundary, not just the unit level. Run stream/wait are skipped here
(they spin a background worker); their guard goes through the same
decorator path so unit coverage in `test_require_permission_workspace`
is sufficient.
`_StubAuthMiddleware` gains `override_user_contextvar=True` so
cross-user / cross-workspace tests can drive both contextvars from the
stub. Default stays off — the autouse user fixture continues to own
the contextvar for legacy tests whose routes resolve filesystem paths
via `get_effective_user_id()`.
86 router / boundary tests stay green.