fix(api): entity endpoints accept identifier form + int64 id consistency

[unidoc-ahall]

Closes #172 and #173.

Identifier URLs + int64. Task/incident/corrective-action/audit-finding/legal endpoints parsed the :id param with raw strconv.Atoi, so only a numeric id worked and the identifier form (TASK-6, INC-3, …) returned 400 — asymmetric with suppliers/assets/risks/systems. Now they route through parseID (extended to strip every prefix NextIdentifier mints), and those five entities' id is standardized to int64 to match the rest of the codebase so the helper drops in cleanly.

AST- → ASSET-. Suggestion-applied assets were minted AST-N while HTTP-created ones were ASSET-N. The suggestion path now uses the shared nextIdentifierTx(…, "asset") helper (→ ASSET-); parseID still strips AST- so any legacy rows keep resolving.

Regression test (tests/test_identifier_urls.py) asserts the identifier and numeric forms resolve the same record for tasks/incidents/CAs/legal (GET/PUT/DELETE), and that garbage ids still 400. go build + just test-go green.

[unidoc-ahall]

Heads-up on a real bug the identifier-URL tests caught (thanks to the regression test): parseID stripped the prefix and treated the numeric suffix as the primary key. That only holds when the per-org identifier_sequences value happens to equal the table id. For task/incident/corrective-action/legal (minted PREFIX-<seq>) they diverge, so GET /tasks/TASK-8 was looking up id=8 → 404.

Fixed by resolving the identifier form via GetXByIdentifier lookups (resolve*ID helpers) instead of stripping. Findings keep parseID — they're FIND-<id> (the suffix is the id), so that path is correct.

Note for a separate ticket: the pre-existing supplier/asset/risk/system handlers use the same parseID-then-GetByID pattern, so they have the same latent bug when seq != id — just never surfaced because their identifier-URL path isn't exercised by tests or the SPA (which resolves from the loaded list). Out of scope for #174.

go build + just test-go green.

[unidoc-alip]

Solid fix, and the follow-up commit shows good judgment — the author's own regression test caught that parseID treats the numeric suffix as the PK, which only holds when the per-org identifier sequence happens to equal the id; task/incident/CA/legal now correctly resolve via GetXByIdentifier lookups instead. go build is clean and the new test file covers GET/PUT/DELETE for both id forms. Two non-blocking gaps below: a status-code inconsistency in the new resolve*ID helpers, and a pre-existing instance of the same bug class left un-flagged in the suggestion-apply path.

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1. [should-fix] internal/isms/api/server.go line 319

resolveTaskID (and its incident/CA/legal siblings) return the raw GetXByIdentifier error for a syntactically valid but nonexistent identifier (e.g. GET /tasks/TASK-9999), and every call site maps that straight to 400 invalid task id. Compare with the numeric path: a nonexistent numeric id sails through this check and correctly 404s at the subsequent GetTask call (api_collab.go:2155-2157). So GET /tasks/999999 → 404 but GET /tasks/TASK-9999 → 400 for what's semantically the same "not found" case.

Suggested fix — check the identifier's own prefix before hitting the DB, so a malformed param (no digits, no recognized prefix) still 400s early, but a well-formed-but-missing identifier falls through to the existing 404 at the Get* call:

func (s *Server) resolveTaskID(ctx context.Context, orgID int, param string) (int64, error) {
    if n, err := strconv.ParseInt(param, 10, 64); err == nil {
        return n, nil
    }
    if !strings.HasPrefix(param, "TASK-") {
        return 0, fmt.Errorf("%w: %q", errInvalidID, param)
    }
    t, err := s.db.GetTaskByIdentifier(ctx, orgID, param)
    if err != nil {
        return 0, err // not-found — let the caller 404, not 400
    }
    return t.ID, nil
}

Then at each call site, only 400 when the error is errInvalidID; anything else (a real GetTaskByIdentifier miss) should 404:

id, err := s.resolveTaskID(c.Request().Context(), orgID, c.Param("id"))
if errors.Is(err, errInvalidID) {
    return echo.NewHTTPError(http.StatusBadRequest, "invalid task id")
} else if err != nil {
    return echo.NewHTTPError(http.StatusNotFound, "task not found")
}

Same shape applies to resolveIncidentID ("INC-"), resolveCorrectiveActionID ("CA-"), and resolveLegalID ("LEGAL-"). errInvalidID can be a single package-level errors.New("invalid id") sentinel declared near parseID.

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2. [should-fix] internal/isms/api/api_suggestions.go line 791

applyIncidentUpdate/applyCorrActiveUpdate/applyTaskUpdate still resolve sg.EntityID via parseEntityID, which strips the identifier prefix and treats the numeric suffix directly as the primary key passed to GetIncident/GetCorrectiveAction/GetTask. That's the exact bug class this PR's second commit just fixed for URL params (identifier suffix is a per-org identifier_sequences value, not the row id, for task/incident/CA/legal) — just on the suggestion-apply path instead of the HTTP :id param path. Confirmed sg.EntityID is always the identifier form here (e.g. INC-3), not a bare numeric id — the Vue side passes selectedIncident.identifier / selectedTask.identifier / selectedCA.identifier as entityId into SuggestionPanel/CommentsPanel (Incidents.vue:475, Tasks.vue:342, CorrectiveActions.vue:356), which becomes entity_id on the suggestion.

The codebase already has the correct pattern two callers away — applyRiskUpdate / applySupplierUpdate / applyLegalReading resolve via GetRiskByIdentifier / GetSupplierByIdentifier / GetLegalRequirementByIdentifier directly. Suggested fix — mirror that pattern (all three GetXByIdentifier helpers already exist, including the GetTaskByIdentifier this PR just added):

// applyIncidentUpdate
inc, err := s.db.GetIncidentByIdentifier(ctx, orgID, sg.EntityID)
if err != nil {
    return "", fmt.Errorf("incident %s not found: %w", sg.EntityID, err)
}
// drop the `parseEntityID(sg.EntityID)` call above it — incID is no longer needed

// applyCorrActiveUpdate
ca, err := s.db.GetCorrectiveActionByIdentifier(ctx, orgID, sg.EntityID)
if err != nil {
    return "", fmt.Errorf("corrective action %s not found: %w", sg.EntityID, err)
}

// applyTaskUpdate
t, err := s.db.GetTaskByIdentifier(ctx, orgID, sg.EntityID)
if err != nil {
    return "", fmt.Errorf("task %s not found: %w", sg.EntityID, err)
}

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3. [nit] internal/isms/api/server.go line 306

This comment states findings and SUPPLIER-/ASSET-/RISK-/SYSTEM- identifiers "work" with parseID because the suffix IS the primary key — true for findings (FIND-<id> is built directly from the row id, per SoftDeleteAuditFinding), but for the other four nextIdentifierTx mints them from the same per-org identifier_sequences counter used for task/incident/CA/legal, so they have the same theoretical seq-vs-id divergence risk, just not yet observed/tested.

Suggested fix — soften the comment so it doesn't read as a structural guarantee:

// parseID accepts a bare numeric id, or an identifier whose numeric SUFFIX is used
// directly as the primary key: findings (FIND-<id>, built from the row id itself — see
// SoftDeleteAuditFinding) and, so far incidentally rather than by design, the
// pre-existing SUPPLIER-/ASSET-/RISK-/SYSTEM- handlers (same identifier_sequences
// mechanism as TASK-/INC-/CA-/LEGAL-, just not yet observed to diverge — see #174 PR
// discussion). It does NOT work for seq-based identifiers where the suffix is known to
// diverge from the id (TASK-/INC-/CA-/LEGAL-) — those resolve via the resolve*ID lookups
// below.

[unidoc-ahall]

Thanks @unidoc-alip — all three addressed, and a note on CI:

1. [should-fix] 404 vs 400 in resolve*ID. Added an errInvalidID sentinel + a prefix check: a malformed param (no digits, wrong/no prefix) returns errInvalidID → the call sites 400; a well-formed-but-missing identifier returns the GetXByIdentifier lookup error → 404, matching the numeric path.

2. [should-fix] suggestion-apply seq bug. applyIncidentUpdate/applyCorrActiveUpdate/applyTaskUpdate now resolve via GetIncidentByIdentifier/GetCorrectiveActionByIdentifier/GetTaskByIdentifier instead of parseEntityID-suffix. Good catch — it's actually a bit broader: change_request/objective/system/asset apply paths have the same pattern (system/asset have the helper; change/objective need one added). Filed as a follow-up (#177) rather than widen this PR.

3. [nit] parseID comment. Softened per your wording.

On CI: the red integration job is a flake, not this PR — the one failure is test_e2e_browser.py::TestTaskEditStatusPersists. That path is PUT /tasks/{numeric-id} → handleUpdateTask, and for a numeric id resolveTaskID is behaviourally identical to the old strconv.Atoi (same value, same GetTask/UpdateTask). master passes this test and this PR is backend-only, so the numeric task-update path is unchanged. Re-running the job.

go build + just test-go green.

[unidoc-alip]

looks good to me

[unidoc-ahall]

CI fix — and it was my regression from the review commit, not a flake (thanks for pushing back on that).

My earlier commit routed suggestion-apply through GetXByIdentifier(sg.EntityID). But sg.EntityID isn't always the identifier form: test_corrective_writepath / test_incident_writepath post entity_id: str(ca_id) — the numeric id — so GetCorrectiveActionByIdentifier("7") looked up WHERE identifier='7' → no rows → the corrective action 7 not found 500. (The SPA sends the identifier form, which is why the task suggestion test passed — different form.)

Fixed by routing through the resolve*ID helpers, which accept either a numeric id or the PREFIX-<seq> identifier (numeric → straight to Get*; identifier → GetXByIdentifier) — the same both-forms resolution the URL handlers use. Covers both the numeric-entity_id tests and the identifier-form suggestions.

Note: the follow-up issue I filed for change/objective/system/asset should use this same both-forms resolve*ID pattern, not GetXByIdentifier alone. go build + just test-go green.