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Each proto type is updated in a singular commit. The changes for just that type can be easily viewed by commit.

If there is no public proto associated with the commit, that means there are no changes to the public proto after generation.

This first pass includes proto types that have minimal or no changes to the private and/or public proto files.


Process:

  1. Annotate private proto files with cleanapi
  2. Run uv run dev.py build protos to generate the public API

The last commit of this change is the go API generated files for every type changed using buf generate


ALL Private Protos should receive this change

import "cleanapi/cleanapi.proto";

option (cleanapi.file).package = "osac.public.v1";

Additional changes to private protos may be added to remove fields that shouldn't be in the public proto or to update comments that were present on public protos

All public protos are generated and if there is no change to the public proto, that means it's generated as it already existed previously.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation

    • Clarified catalog item visibility, publishing status, validation, defaults, and user-editable fields.
    • Expanded guidance for field definitions, host types, cluster networks, IP formats, user states, authentication, OAuth discovery, and temporary-password handling.
    • Improved descriptions of security, membership, role bindings, and authentication behavior.
  • API Improvements

    • Improved public API generation by excluding internal tenant, hub, membership, identity-provider, and user-association details from public responses.
    • Standardized public API mappings across supported resource types.

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@CrystalChun: This pull request references OSAC-4196 which is a valid jira issue.

Warning: The referenced jira issue has an invalid target version for the target branch this PR targets: expected the sub-task to target the "5.1.0" version, but no target version was set.

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Each proto type is updated in a singular commit. The changes for just that type can be easily viewed by commit.
If there is no public proto associated with the commit, that means there are no changes to the public proto after generation.

This first pass includes proto types that have minimal or no changes to the private and/or public proto files.

Process:

  1. Annotate private proto files with cleanapi
  2. Run uv run dev.py build protos to generate the public API

The last commit of this change is the go API generated files for every type changed using buf generate

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Private OSAC protos now map to osac.public.v1 through CleanAPI. Internal fields receive private annotations. Private and public proto documentation was expanded or clarified.

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OSAC CleanAPI contract

Layer / File(s) Summary
Private proto CleanAPI contract
fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/*
Private protos import CleanAPI and map to osac.public.v1. Internal fields such as tenant, users, hub, and keycloak_user_id are marked private. Type references were simplified in user_type.proto.
Private proto semantics and documentation
fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/*
Private proto comments describe OAuth discovery, CIDR defaults, catalog publication, host types, credentials, and user conditions.
Public proto documentation
fulfillment-service/proto/public/osac/public/v1/*
Documentation now describes catalog controls, JSON Schema validation, CIDR requirements, token issuers, host descriptions, tenant visibility, and user status semantics.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 7aaa7

The change updates private protobuf annotations and generated public APIs, but the current head still cannot complete protobuf compilation and API generation because a required CleanAPI dependency remains unresolved. Merge should wait until generation succeeds.

Suggested reviewers: adriengentil, eranco74, ori-amizur, sk-ilya

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Findings

Low

  • [pattern-inconsistency] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/baremetal_instance_catalog_item_type.proto — The tenant field (field 7) is missing the // Field 7 is omitted: ... placeholder comment that is present in both ClusterCatalogItem and ComputeInstanceCatalogItem. This means the generated public baremetal proto has a field numbering gap (6 to 8) without an explanatory comment, while the other two public catalog item protos include one.

  • [pattern-inconsistency] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/baremetal_instance_catalog_item_type.proto — The published field comment reads "published and visible to tenants" while the same field in ClusterCatalogItem and ComputeInstanceCatalogItem reads "published" (shorter form). This PR changed the other two to the shorter wording but left baremetal with the longer form, creating a new inconsistency across sibling types.

  • [pattern-inconsistency] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/cluster_catalog_item_type.proto:44 — Two consecutive blank lines between the // Field 7 is omitted comment and the // Tenant scope comment. Same issue in compute_instance_catalog_item_type.proto. Codebase convention is a single blank line between logical sections.

  • [technical-accuracy] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/authn_capabilities_type.proto:30 — Typo "authorizatoin" should be "authorization". This propagates to the generated public proto and will be visible to API consumers.

  • [api-contract] fulfillment-service/proto/public/osac/public/v1/baremetal_instance_catalog_item_type.proto — Fields excluded from the public API (field 7 in catalog items, field 3 in Status messages) lack protobuf reserved declarations. Low risk since public protos are generated by cleanapi (accidental field reuse would require modifying the private proto first), but reserved would provide an additional safety net.

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Medium

  • [Documentation loss in public API] fulfillment-service/proto/public/osac/public/v1/authn_capabilities_type.proto:20 — The cleanapi generation replaced the detailed OAuth/RFC 8414 documentation on trusted_token_issuers (which explained discovery endpoints, example URLs, and authorization caveats) with a single-line comment from the private proto. Since cleanapi generates public proto comments from the private proto, the rich documentation that existed in the hand-maintained public proto is lost. External API consumers who relied on these docs for client implementation (e.g., the /.well-known/oauth-authorization-server discovery URL pattern) lose that guidance.
    Remediation: Add the detailed OAuth/RFC 8414 documentation to the private proto's trusted_token_issuers field comment so cleanapi propagates it to the generated public proto.

  • [data-exposure] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/user_type.proto:54 — UserCredentials.password is present in the public API proto without a cleanapi.field.private annotation. Server-side pruning exists (UsersServer.pruneCredentials clears credentials before returning responses on all four public endpoints), and the PR adds a SECURITY comment documenting this. However, defense-in-depth would exclude this write-only field from the public proto definition. If a new endpoint returns a User without calling pruneCredentials, the password could leak.
    Remediation: If the field must remain in the public proto for write paths (Create/Update), add a code comment in the private proto explaining why cleanapi.field.private is deliberately not used. Otherwise, mark it private.

  • [stale-future-reference] fulfillment-service/docs/API.md:29 — API.md says "in the future the public API will be automatically generated from the private API" at lines 29 and 680, but this PR and AGENTS.md show cleanapi generation is already operational. The "in the future" language is stale.
    Remediation: Update both locations to reflect that cleanapi generation is now in use.

Low

  • [data-exposure] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/break_glass_credentials_type.proto:20 — BreakGlassCredentials (containing username and password) is published to the public API namespace via cleanapi.file.package with no fields marked private. Currently unreachable (only referenced from TenantStatus which has no public counterpart), but publishing this credentials message creates latent risk if any future public message references it.

  • [comment-consistency] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/baremetal_instance_catalog_item_type.proto:45 — Missing // Field 7 is omitted comment above the private tenant field. The sibling catalog item types (cluster, compute) both have this comment. Also, the published field comment says "published and visible to tenants" while cluster and compute say just "published" — inconsistent wording across sibling types.

  • [naming-convention] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/host_type_type.proto:33 — The id field comment reads "Unique identifier of the type" which is vague. The codebase convention uses the full resource name (e.g., "Unique identifier of the host type.").

  • [typo-in-comment] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/host_type_type.proto:24 — Message-level comment contains typos: "manifactured" (should be "manufactured"), "chracteristics" (should be "characteristics"), and "manufactured IBM" (missing "by" — should be "manufactured by IBM"). These propagate to generated public protos and SDK documentation.

  • [whitespace-formatting] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/cluster_catalog_item_type.proto:46 — Double blank line between the "Field 7 is omitted" comment and the tenant field comment. Same issue in compute_instance_catalog_item_type.proto.

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  • [documentation accuracy loss] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/authn_capabilities_type.proto:20 — The private proto's comment on trusted_token_issuers is a single line, but the base-branch public proto had a detailed multi-line comment explaining OAuth discovery endpoints (RFC 8414), the discovery URL pattern (/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server), and a caveat that authentication does not guarantee authorization. Since cleanapi generates the public proto from the private, this documentation is lost from the public API. Consider copying the detailed OAuth documentation into the private proto so it propagates to the generated public API.

Low

  • [comment consistency] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/baremetal_instance_catalog_item_type.proto:44 — Missing the // Field 7 is omitted:... comment that the PR adds to the other two catalog item types (cluster_catalog_item_type.proto and compute_instance_catalog_item_type.proto) before their tenant field. All three catalog items have the same field layout.
  • [code-organization] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/cluster_catalog_item_type.proto:48 — Double blank line before the tenant field is inconsistent with codebase convention of single blank lines within message bodies. Same issue in compute_instance_catalog_item_type.proto.
  • [comment consistency] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/cluster_catalog_item_type.proto:44 — The published field comment differs across catalog item types: "Whether this catalog item is published." vs "Whether this catalog item is published and visible to tenants." Consider aligning all three.
  • [typo] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/host_type_type.proto:24 — Two typos in the new message-level comment: "manifactured" (should be "manufactured") and "chracteristics" (should be "characteristics").
  • [scope-creep] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/role_binding_type.proto:26 — The comment "Users are referenced by their internal User object IDs." was removed from the RoleBinding message doc comment, reducing clarity for internal developers.
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Medium

  • [documentation-regression] fulfillment-service/proto/public/osac/public/v1/authn_capabilities_type.proto:20 — The cleanapi generation replaces the detailed OAuth discovery documentation on trusted_token_issuers (RFC 8414 reference, .well-known/oauth-authorization-server URL example, authorization caveat) with a one-line summary. The base public proto contained 11 lines of consumer-facing guidance explaining how to use the discovery endpoint and noting that authentication does not imply authorization. The private proto only has the short comment, so this documentation is lost from the generated public proto.
    Remediation: Port the full OAuth discovery comment from the base public proto into the private proto's trusted_token_issuers field comment so cleanapi preserves it.

Low

  • [documentation-regression] fulfillment-service/proto/public/osac/public/v1/user_type.proto:67 — The UserStatus.phase comment changes from "The user's current state in the identity provider" to "The user's current state", removing the identity-provider qualifier. Consider updating the private proto comment to include "in the identity provider" so the generated public proto retains context.

  • [data-exposure] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/break_glass_credentials_type.proto:28 — BreakGlassCredentials.password is not marked [(cleanapi.field).private = true] despite its SECURITY comment. This appears intentional — the message doc states it is "only returned during account creation" — but consider adding an inline comment noting that public exposure is by design.

  • [data-exposure] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/user_type.proto:56 — UserCredentials.password is exposed in the public API proto definition. The SECURITY comment states it is never returned in responses (write-only), but this enforcement is at the server handler layer, not the proto annotation boundary.

  • [trailing-whitespace] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/user_type.proto:87 — Trailing whitespace on a blank line between reason and message fields in UserCondition, propagated to the public user_type.proto.

  • [pattern-inconsistency] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/cluster_catalog_item_type.proto:48 — Double blank lines after the "Field 7 is omitted" comment in both cluster_catalog_item_type.proto and compute_instance_catalog_item_type.proto. Other proto files in this directory use single blank lines between fields.

  • [documentation-regression] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/role_binding_type.proto:26 — The comment "Users are referenced by their internal User object IDs" was removed from the RoleBinding message doc comment. This implementation detail is useful for internal consumers of the private proto.

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High

  • [api-contract] fulfillment-service/proto/public/osac/public/v1/identity_provider_type.proto — Wire-breaking field number change in IdentityProviderStatus. The old public proto had health_check_trigger = 3 and health = 4. This PR changes them to field 4 and field 5 respectively, aligning with the private proto's numbering (where conditions = 3 is now marked private). While this alignment is correct for wire compatibility with the server (which uses the private proto), any existing client compiled against the old public proto will experience wire-level field number mismatches. The old public proto was already wire-incompatible with the server's private proto (old clients sent health_check_trigger at field 3, but the server decoded field 3 as conditions), so this PR actually fixes a long-standing mismatch. However, the change must be documented and coordinated.
    Remediation: Document this as a known breaking change in the PR description. If any external clients have been compiled against the old public proto, issue a migration notice. Consider adding reserved 3; to IdentityProviderStatus in the public proto to prevent future reuse of the gap field number.

Medium

  • [unused-import] fulfillment-service/proto/public/osac/public/v1/identity_provider_type.proto — The import "osac/public/v1/condition_status_type.proto" was added but ConditionStatus is not referenced anywhere in this file. The IdentityProviderCondition message that used it was marked private and excluded from the public proto. This suggests the cleanapi tool is not pruning imports after removing private messages, which may cause buf lint violations and unnecessary compilation dependencies.
    Remediation: Remove the unused import, or configure cleanapi to prune imports for types only referenced by private fields/messages.

  • [comment-accuracy] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/host_type_type.proto:25 — Typo in newly added message doc comment: manifactured should be manufactured. Also manufactured IBM is missing preposition by (manufactured by IBM).
    Remediation: Change manifactured to manufactured and add by before IBM.

Low

  • [comment-accuracy] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/host_type_type.proto:30 — Typo in newly added message doc comment: chracteristics should be characteristics.

  • [data-exposure] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/identity_provider_type.proto — OidcConfig.client_secret (field 4) is not marked with [(cleanapi.field).private = true] and is therefore exposed in the public API. This is pre-existing (the old public proto already included it) and write-only enforcement is server-side, but the cleanapi system provides a structural opportunity to exclude secrets from the public API schema for defense-in-depth.

  • [missing-reserved] fulfillment-service/proto/public/osac/public/v1/identity_provider_type.proto — IdentityProviderStatus now has a gap at field 3 (conditions was removed from public) without a reserved 3; declaration to prevent future accidental reuse of that field number.

  • [whitespace] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/user_type.proto:94 — Trailing whitespace on blank line between reason (field 4) and message (field 5) in UserCondition. Same issue in the public user_type.proto.

  • [whitespace] fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/cluster_catalog_item_type.proto:48 — Double blank line between the "Field 7 is omitted" comment and the tenant field definition. Same issue in compute_instance_catalog_item_type.proto. Codebase convention is single blank lines.


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package osac.public.v1;

import "google/protobuf/timestamp.proto";
import "osac/public/v1/condition_status_type.proto";

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Should be fixed after jhernand/protoc-gen-cleanapi#5 is merged

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Comment on lines 22 to +35
// Contains the information that helps client know how authentication is managed by the server.
message AuthnCapabilities {
// A list of the OAuth issuers whose access tokens are accepted by the server for authentication.
//
// This means that the client can select one of this and then use the OAuth discovery endpoint to find the details of
// the OAuth server. For example if the value is `https://my.oauth.com` then the client can obtain the details of the
// authorizatoin server going to the following URL:
//
// https://my.oauth.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server
//
// The discovery process is defined in [RFC 8414](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8414).
//
// Note that having an access token issued by one of this servers doesn't guarantee that the requests from the user
// will be accepted: it will still be subject to authorization checks that may grant or deny access.

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Correct the OAuth documentation typo and grammar.

Line 28 contains authorizatoin; change it to authorization. Lines 26 and 34 use one of this; replace that phrase with one of these or name the issuers directly. CleanAPI exposes this text in the public contract.

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`@fulfillment-service/proto/private/osac/private/v1/authn_capabilities_type.proto`
around lines 22 - 35, Update the AuthnCapabilities documentation comments to
correct “authorizatoin” to “authorization” and replace both “one of this”
phrases with “one of these” while preserving the existing meaning.

// For example there could be a host type `acme_1tb` to describe the set of hosts manifactured by ACME and with 1 TiB
// of RAM, and another `ibm_mi300x` to describe the set of hosts manufactured IBM and with a MI300X GPU.
// For example there could be a host type `acme_1tb` to describe the set of hosts manufactured by ACME and with 1 TiB
// of RAM, and another `ibm_mi300x` to describe the set of hosts manufactured by IBM and with a MI300X GPU.

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Use “an” before MI300X.

Change “a MI300X GPU” to “an MI300X GPU”, or rewrite it as “a GPU of type MI300X”.

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In `@fulfillment-service/proto/public/osac/public/v1/host_type_type.proto` at line
23, Update the comment describing ibm_mi300x to use “an MI300X GPU” or “a GPU of
type MI300X” instead of “a MI300X GPU”.

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// Whether this catalog item is visible in the public API. Only published items are returned by the public List and
// Get endpoints (with the exception of unpublished items already referenced by an existing resource).
// Whether this catalog item is published.

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[low] pattern-inconsistency

Two consecutive blank lines between the '// Field 7 is omitted' comment and the '// Tenant scope' comment. Same issue in compute_instance_catalog_item_type.proto. Codebase convention is a single blank line between logical sections.

Suggested fix: Remove one blank line in both cluster_catalog_item_type.proto and compute_instance_catalog_item_type.proto.

// the OAuth server. For example if the value is `https://my.oauth.com` then the client can obtain the details of the
// authorizatoin server going to the following URL:
//
// https://my.oauth.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server

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[low] technical-accuracy

Typo 'authorizatoin' should be 'authorization'. This propagates to the generated public proto and will be visible to API consumers.

Suggested fix: Change 'authorizatoin' to 'authorization' in the private proto comment.

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…ests/pre-commit (osac-project#550)

osac-project#544 scoped full test execution on `merge_group` down to a lightweight
compile-check and was correctly rejected -- the owner wants the FULL
Unit Tests and Integration Tests suites to keep running on `merge_group`
exactly as osac-project#418 intended, and live data showed the 180-concurrent-job
Enterprise runner ceiling wasn't even close to being hit (~30-40 in use
at the time).

**Nothing from osac-project#544 is reintroduced here: no compile-check job, no
gating the heavy test jobs off of `merge_group`, no change to what runs
or when.** This PR only cancels superseded/stale runs.

## The actual problem

None of `unit-tests.yml`, `integration-tests.yml`, or `pre-commit.yaml`
cancel a stale run when GitHub's merge queue rebases a PR onto a new
ephemeral `gh-readonly-queue` ref -- normal, routine merge-queue
behavior that will keep happening regardless of the ref-staleness
git-clone incident fixed separately. Every rebase spawns a brand-new
full run of these 3 workflows for that PR; the previous run for the
now-superseded ref is not cancelled and keeps consuming a runner until
it finishes naturally.

Confirmed live: **13 concurrent Unit Tests runs and 10 concurrent
Integration Tests runs** against only **4 active merge-queue slots**
(`max_entries_to_build: 4`, confirmed via `gh api
repos/osac-project/osac/rulesets`) -- consistent with a handful of PRs
each stacking up multiple stale, uncancelled reruns from repeated
rebases. Also confirmed this repo's real hosted-runner concurrency
(~30-40 in use) is nowhere near the plan's 180-job ceiling, so a hard
concurrency limit is not the bottleneck here -- the queue stalls because
cheap, load-bearing jobs (`label-gate`, `auto-queue`, Slash Command) get
starved behind piles of stale heavy runs, not because of a runner cap.

`integration-tests.yml` already had a `concurrency:` block, but its
non-PR fallback key was `github.sha` -- the merge-preview commit, which
changes on every rebase. So the group key itself changed every rebase
and could never collapse a prior run even with `cancel-in-progress` true
for `merge_group`. `unit-tests.yml` and `pre-commit.yaml` had no
`concurrency:` block at all.

## The fix, and why the key is actually stable

`github.ref_name` for a `merge_group` event is GitHub's ephemeral
`gh-readonly-queue/<base>/pr-<number>-<sha>` ref. The `pr-<number>`
segment is constant across rebases of the same PR; only the trailing sha
changes.

**Verified directly against this repo's own run history** (`gh api
repos/osac-project/osac/actions/runs?event=merge_group`), not assumed:

- PR osac-project#503 requeued at `gh-readonly-queue/main/pr-503-b2986acb...61` and
`.../pr-503-f05965f9...53`, 16 minutes apart.
- PR osac-project#307 requeued at `gh-readonly-queue/main/pr-307-18b1c7ed...58` and
`.../pr-307-0c86346b...c1`.
- PR osac-project#502 requeued at `gh-readonly-queue/main/pr-502-25cf0673...26` and
`.../pr-502-ade9ac85...04`.

All three pairs extract to the identical `pr-503`/`pr-307`/`pr-502` via
`grep -oE 'pr-[0-9]+'`, despite the trailing sha differing every time --
this is the key that actually collapses repeated rebases.

Workflow-level `concurrency:` blocks are evaluated before any job runs
and can't reference a computed value, so this can't be a single
top-of-file block (GitHub Actions expressions have no
substring-extraction function to pull `pr-<number>` out of the ref
inline). Instead:

- **`unit-tests.yml`, `integration-tests.yml`**: the existing `changes`
job gets one new step that computes the stable key (`pr-<number>` for
`pull_request`, the extracted `pr-<number>` for `merge_group`,
`run-<id>` as a no-op fallback for `schedule`/`workflow_dispatch`) and
exposes it as a new `concurrency-key` output. Every test-execution job
already `needs: changes`, so each gets its own job-level `concurrency:`
block referencing `needs.changes.outputs.concurrency-key` -- job-level
blocks, unlike workflow-level ones, can reference `needs.*.outputs.*`.
- **`pre-commit.yaml`**: has no `changes` job, so it gets a new, tiny
`concurrency-key` job computing the same thing, and `pre-commit` now
`needs:` it and carries the same job-level `concurrency:` block.
- `integration-tests.yml`'s old workflow-level block is removed
entirely, superseded by the per-job blocks above.

`cancel-in-progress` is `true` for both `pull_request` and `merge_group`
on every one of these blocks -- `pull_request` behavior is unchanged in
substance (still cancels on new pushes), `merge_group` now actually
works.

## Explicitly not changed

- No job is skipped or gated off `merge_group`. Every test-execution job
that ran before still runs, on the same triggers, with the same
coverage.
- No new compile-check job.
- `pre-commit.yaml`'s actual gitleaks/lint logic is untouched -- only
the new upstream `concurrency-key` job and the `needs:`/`concurrency:`
addition on `pre-commit` itself.

## Verification

- [x] `actionlint` on all 3 changed files -- clean (also ran actionlint
against the whole `.github/workflows/` tree; the only findings are
pre-existing, in unrelated files, and not introduced by this PR)
- [x] All 3 files validated as parseable YAML
- [x] Concurrency-key extraction regex verified against 6 real
`head_branch` values pulled from this repo's own run history (3 rebase
pairs, listed above)
- [ ] A real merge-queue rebase exercises the cancellation end-to-end

<!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai
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## Summary

- **CI:** Added stable per-PR concurrency keys to the unit-test,
integration-test, and pre-commit workflows.
- **CI:** Cancel superseded pull-request and merge-group runs with
`cancel-in-progress: true`.
- **CI:** Added `pr-<number>` extraction, `run-<run-id>` fallbacks, and
restricted permissions for key computation.
- **CI:** Preserved existing triggers, test coverage, and behavior for
scheduled, manual, and other events.
- **API, controllers, database, auth, deployment, and documentation:**
No changes.

### Backward compatibility

No application or public API behavior changes. CI behavior changes only
for overlapping pull-request and merge-group runs. End-to-end
cancellation during an actual merge-queue rebase remains unverified.

## Risk classification

**risk:show** — The change affects CI execution and can cancel
in-progress workflows, but it does not change application behavior,
deployment behavior, public APIs, or test coverage. It was close to
**risk:ship** because the scope is limited to workflow configuration,
but unverified merge-queue cancellation behavior requires visible
review.
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