feat(iam): audit access denials reported by client-side page guards - #58
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Adds iam.reportAccessDenied so a client-side PermissionGate redirect can be recorded server-side. The service re-verifies the caller's actual level before recording, so a genuine permission holder cannot produce a false denial entry, and throttles repeats to one audit row per 60s per caller/resource.
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August 5, 2026 22:47
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Summary
iam.reportAccessDeniedso a client-sidePermissionGateredirect (which never reaches the server on its own) can be recorded server-side, closing the gap called out indocs/standards/audit.md.RATE_LIMITERadapter; throttled repeats are silently skipped, never surfaced as an error.identity.user.unauthorized_accessevent, so the audit module needs no changes.Why
BF-412 (downstream MR !142): a restricted admin blocked from a page produced no audit trail, since
PermissionGate's redirect is client-side only. This is the core-side half — the platform route the consumer calls to report the denial.Test plan
pnpm --filter @openora/core check:typescleanpnpm regen—docs/catalog.jsonpicks up the new routepnpm verifygate (typecheck, lint, format, boundaries, shape, deprecations, unit, integration, drift) passed pre-commit