feat: monorepo CLI (workspace dev runner, app commands, platform-module auth)

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Summary

Rebases the long-lived feat/monorepo-cli snapshot (a single pre-#31 wip commit) onto current main, layering its monorepo support on top of the PR #31–#34 hardening that landed while it was diverged — rather than reverting that hardening (which the raw snapshot did).

New capabilities

• mirrorstack dev workspace runner (src/commands/dev/workspace.rs, rewritten dev/mod.rs): parses go.work and runs every module. Two modes:
  • Outer (host, default): docker compose up --build against a root docker-compose.yml.
  • Inner (--all, inside the runner container): spawns go run per module directly, line-prefixed, with a shared Ctrl-C / try_wait loop.
  • This supersedes the single-module compose.rs (bootstrapped template) and process.rs (single go run .), both deleted.
• mirrorstack apps create (src/commands/app/mod.rs + api::create_app/App/CreateAppInput).
• mirrorstack module register (module/mod.rs): scans go.work, creates unregistered modules, and writes the platform-assigned ID back into each main.go (module_meta gained read_module_meta/write_module_id).
• Per-module platform-token files (docs/platform-module-auth.md): each tunnel's dispatch-minted stk_* service token is written to .ms-platform-token-<slug> so every spawned module authenticates platform-initiated calls against ITS own session (fixes the old single-shared-file 401 bug).

Rebase Notes — conflict resolutions

The snapshot independently rewrote the exact regions main hardened, so these were semantic merges, not mechanical:

File	Conflict	Resolution
src/credentials/mod.rs	snapshot reverted with_refresh_retry/refresh_and_save/ACCESS_TTL and hardcoded the API URL	Took main wholesale. Snapshot version was a strict regression.
src/api.rs	snapshot added a duplicate refresh_session returning TokenPair	Kept main's refresh_session/RefreshResponse; additively layered the snapshot's App/CreateAppInput/create_app + its 2 tests. Dropped TokenPair.
src/commands/dev/tunnel.rs	snapshot reverted typed errors back to anyhow; added service_token to the handle	Took main's error-typing (RegisterError/RegisterResult/internal_secret/typed rpc.err) and additively threaded service_token onto TunnelHandle (union).
src/commands/dev/mod.rs	dominant conflict — two divergent architectures	Kept the snapshot's outer/inner go.work architecture and ported main's hardening into it: with_refresh_retry on the tunnel-token mint, internal_secret on every RegisterPayload, the typed RegisterError UX (dev-mode-off browser deep-link, ModuleNotYours, Rejected) per module, and mint_internal_secret/dev_mode_off_hint/dev_console_url helpers.
src/commands/dev/process.rs	modify/delete (main modified, snapshot deleted)	Accepted the delete — workspace.rs + the inner-mode spawn loop supersede it.
src/commands/dev/compose.rs	clean delete (main never touched)	Accepted the delete — outer mode uses a root docker-compose.yml.

Restored main's #32/#33/#34 hardening (checklist)

• credentials/mod.rs taken from main (with_refresh_retry + refresh_and_save + ACCESS_TTL + login-hint refresh).
• tunnel.rs keeps main's typed RegisterError/internal_secret; service_token added without downgrading to anyhow.
• api.rs keeps main's refresh_session/RefreshResponse; FORBIDDEN→Unauthenticated preserved.
• with_refresh_retry re-applied on all authenticated calls the snapshot had downgraded to bare creds.access_token — including the new apps create and module register paths.
• cargo build, cargo test (77 passed, incl. with_refresh_retry_* + credentials_lifecycle from main's tests), and cargo clippy --no-deps all green.

⚠️ Why DRAFT — reviewer must verify

1. Auth-mechanism reconciliation deviates from the rebase recon. The recon said to "port main's MS_INTERNAL_SECRET injection" as the enforce-auth mechanism. But the snapshot's committed docs/platform-module-auth.md deliberately replaces that with the per-tunnel stk_* service token (per-module .ms-platform-token-<slug> files), citing that a CLI-minted random secret can't match the platform's. I kept both: the per-module platform-token files (the doc's primary path) and a per-session MS_INTERNAL_SECRET that is sent on the register frame and injected into the compose env (the SDK's documented backward-compat fallback, and required because main's RegisterPayload.internal_secret field must be populated to compile). Confirm this dual-path is what you want, or whether MS_INTERNAL_SECRET should be dropped entirely once the SDK no longer needs the fallback.
2. mirrorstack dev was rearchitected single-module → workspace. DevArgs lost --no-compose/--db-url; inner mode now reads DATABASE_URL. The dev/tunnel/dev-mode UX has not been manually live-verified (tunnel login + Google client were noted as expired in prior sessions). Please smoke-test mirrorstack dev (outer + --all) and --tunnel against a real go.work workspace.
3. --watch flag is declared but not wired (placeholder from the snapshot).

Superseded branches (left in place, not deleted): feat/5-login and feat/scaffold-v0.2 are both fully superseded by main's content.

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Merge-readiness analysis — finalized

Ran a 4-dimension analysis (auth dual-path, #31–34 hardening preservation, CI/mergeability, blocker scan) + synthesis. The only blocker was the red Lint check — now fixed (pushed cargo fmt --all, no logic change). Once CI re-runs green this is merge-ready.

PASS — auth hardening preserved: credentials/mod.rs is byte-identical to main; tunnel.rs/api.rs keep the typed RegisterError machinery + FORBIDDEN→Unauthenticated mapping; every authenticated call (apps-create, module-register, dev tunnel-token mint, whoami) is wrapped in with_refresh_retry. No bare-token calls.

PASS — dual platform→module auth is safe (Caveat #1 → keep both): the SDK resolves exactly one secret in strict priority (MS_PLATFORM_TOKEN_FILE > MS_PLATFORM_TOKEN > MS_INTERNAL_SECRET), never additively trusting both. The per-module .ms-platform-token-<slug> files are the enforced primary; MS_INTERNAL_SECRET is a correctly-subordinated fallback the SDK still consumes (middleware.go:383-385) and RegisterPayload.internal_secret still requires. Dropping it now would be premature → defer, SDK-first.

Caveat #2 (live-verification) → partially cleared: a live run this session parsed a real go.work (3 modules), opened per-module WSS tunnels, wrote .ms-platform-token-<slug> files, and served+provisioned the modules — exercising run_outer → open_tunnels → token-file write. Not yet covered: dev --all (inner mode) and dev --tunnel without --local-url (default URL construction). Post-merge smoke tests.

Caveat #3 (--watch unwired) → acceptable placeholder (clippy-clean; silent no-op).

Non-blocking follow-ups: (1) Dev help text claims a single-module fallback that doesn't exist (dev::run() hard-errors without go.work); (2) templates/dev/docker-compose.yml.tmpl is now orphaned (delete); (3) --watch should emit a 'not wired' notice or be hidden; (4) de-dup the verbatim-copied go.work parser (workspace.rs vs module/mod.rs); (5) deprecation ticket to drop MS_INTERNAL_SECRET from the CLI dev path once the SDK fallback is removed (SDK-first).

Verdict: merge once CI is green (build×3 + tests already pass; the fmt push clears Lint→clippy).