feat(api-token): add a resource scope and a project list to API tokens

[javirln]

Teaches api_tokens to record what a token is scoped to, and the projects a product-scoped token reaches. It prepares for tokens confined to a product, a resource that does not live in the control plane database.

Nothing authorizes differently yet. Every new token records its scope, but Create still refuses a product scope. The follow-up PR enables it together with the confinement, so every token this release can mint takes exactly the code path it takes today.

Schema

• scope and scope_id. scope is an authz.ResourceType, and scope_id names that resource. scope_id is a bare UUID with no foreign key when it names a product, because a product is not an entity here.
• What every new token records. Its organization, its project, the instance, or a product. For all but a product, the columns mirror organization_id and project_id, which stay the fields the control plane reads. Existing tokens are not backfilled and keep both columns NULL, which readers treat exactly as before.
• project_ids. A jsonb list of the projects a product-scoped token reaches. It is set on product tokens only, always as an array, and an empty list reaches nothing. Every id must be a live project of the token's organization, and the list is stored deduplicated and sorted.
• Coherence rules. The repository checks every write: a scope must agree with the row it is on, and project_ids exists exactly when the scope is a product. The platform writes these rows only through this code, so the rules hold for every writer.
• Name uniqueness. Product-scoped token names are unique within their product. A partial index on scope_id serves lookups of a product's tokens.
• Deprecation. project_id is marked deprecated. Project tokens keep using it for now.

API

• Create takes APITokenWithScope(kind, id) and APITokenWithProjectIDs(ids).
• Listings filter by resource kind, with organization standing for what used to be global. The previous scope names remain as deprecated aliases.

Part 1 of 2 for https://linear.app/chainloop/issue/PFM-7378. Supersedes #3462.

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security-context — 2 files, 5 past fixes

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app/controlplane/pkg/biz/apitoken.go — 3 past fixes, peak high

• 58ae751 MULTI FIX The commit fixes a real access-control bug where project-scoped API tokens were minted with org-wide registered-integration and robot-account-create privileges. (high, CWE-266)
  Any token confined to a project must only receive policies that are safe within that single project; org-wide capabilities and legacy robot-account management must not be exposed through scoped tokens.
  The repair spans several commits, so this one is not the whole fix. Sink: /controlplane.v1.IntegrationsService/DescribeRegistration, /controlplane.v1.IntegrationsService/ListRegistrations, /controlplane.v1.IntegrationsService/Register, /controlplane.v1.RobotAccountService/Create.
• 67a7c03 Project-scoped API tokens were previously enforced only in storage/CRUD, not at runtime, so they could exercise org-wide API-token privileges across other projects until this commit added project-scope checks. (high, CWE-863)
  If an API token is bound to a project, that project binding must survive authentication and every project-bound authorization or listing decision must restrict the token to that exact project.
• 679de80 679de80 fixes a real revoke-by-name scoping bug that could leave active API tokens unrevokable when names collided across tenant/history boundaries. (medium, CWE-284)
  Revocation by name must resolve exactly one non-revoked API token in the caller's organization before policies are cleared and revoked_at is set.

↳ Check: Any token confined to a project must only receive policies that are safe within that single project; org-wide capabilities and legacy robot-account management must not be exposed through scoped tokens. The same invariant holds at 8 other entry points. Confirm the guards past fixes added here are still on every path: defaultAuthzPolicies, orgLevelTokenPolicies, slices.Concat.

app/controlplane/pkg/data/apitoken.go — 2 past fixes, peak medium

• e9fc9a4 Fixes a pre-existing scope-confusion flaw where a project-scoped API token could collide by name with an organization-scoped token and prevent revoke-by-name from resolving the intended org-scoped token. (medium, CWE-284)
  When no project is supplied, token lookup by name must match only non-revoked organization-scoped tokens.
• 679de80 679de80 fixes a real revoke-by-name scoping bug that could leave active API tokens unrevokable when names collided across tenant/history boundaries. (medium, CWE-284)
  Revocation by name must resolve exactly one non-revoked API token in the caller's organization before policies are cleared and revoked_at is set.

↳ Check: Revocation by name must resolve exactly one non-revoked API token in the caller's organization before policies are cleared and revoked_at is set. The same invariant holds at 1 other entry point. Confirm the guards past fixes added here are still on every path: FindByNameInOrg, apitoken.HasOrganizationWith, apitoken.RevokedAtIsNil.

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app/controlplane/pkg/biz/apitoken.go - 3 past fixes, peak severity high
  must hold: Any token confined to a project must only receive policies that are safe within
    that single project; org-wide capabilities and legacy robot-account management must not
    be exposed through scoped tokens.
  also enforced at: 8 other entry points
  grep for: defaultAuthzPolicies, orgLevelTokenPolicies, slices.Concat

app/controlplane/pkg/data/apitoken.go - 2 past fixes, peak severity medium
  must hold: Revocation by name must resolve exactly one non-revoked API token in the
    caller's organization before policies are cleared and revoked_at is set.
  also enforced at: 1 other entry point
  grep for: FindByNameInOrg, apitoken.HasOrganizationWith, apitoken.RevokedAtIsNil
END CONTEXT

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