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882d5e4c86 feat(zddc-server): server-stamped audit + history for record YAMLs
Adds cascade-driven schema + immutable audit history for the three table-style
record stores (mdl, rsk, ssr). Two new .zddc top-level keys carry the rules:

- field_codes: discriminated-union vocabulary (kind: enum|pattern|free) for
  the components used to compose tracking-number filenames and constrain
  record bodies. Map-merge across the cascade, mirror of apps: semantics.
- records: per-pattern rules (filename_format, field_defaults, locked,
  row_field, row_scope_fields). Filename-pattern scoping lets the SSR rule
  live at the party-folder level without bleeding onto mdl/rsk siblings.

PUTs to record YAML files route through a new WriteWithHistory orchestrator
(internal/handler/history.go) which:
- strips six client-supplied audit fields (created_at/by, updated_at/by,
  revision, previous_sha) so the client can't forge them
- validates body values against the cascade-resolved field_codes
- enforces filename_format composition (URL basename must match body fields)
- checks locked: defaults (422 mismatch)
- archives prior bytes to <dir>/.history/<base>/<RFC3339Nano>-<sha8>.<ext>
- stamps server-managed audit fields and writes the live file

History-before-live ordering preserves the prior version even on mid-write
crash. previous_sha forms a hash chain across revisions for tamper evidence.

The embedded defaults.zddc.yaml now declares records: entries for mdl, rsk,
and ssr.yaml. RSK rows carry the table-tracking components + row sequence
(filename = <table-tracking>-<row>); MDL rows compose to their own
tracking number; SSR records' identity is the party folder name.

GET <record>.yaml?history=1 returns a JSON list of prior revisions, ACL
gated identically to the live record. dot-segment rejection in
resolveTargetPath protects .history/ from direct client writes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-19 09:48:58 -05:00