[EPIC] Chapter 1 — E2E Regression Suite #402

Description

@AndresL230

Problem

The audit (verified against 6765f49, 2026-07-22) found 970 backend tests, all against per-module MagicMock DB stubs; zero browser tests; and CI that never starts a database or applies a migration. The persistence layer is therefore structurally untested — a misspelled column, a NOT NULL violation, a wrong .eq() chain, a broken upsert conflict target, or an encrypt-on-write / decrypt-on-read mismatch would all pass today, because the mock agrees with whatever the caller asserts. Negative-authz tests have the same problem: RLS does not exist (zero ROW LEVEL SECURITY statements in backend/db/migrations/; the backend connects with the service-role key via db/connection.py:10, bypassing it), all access control lives in services/auth_guard.py, and every IDOR test runs against mocks — so a guard that is correct in mock-land but wrong about PostgREST filter semantics passes. Meanwhile the local Supabase stack is running and used by no test (open PR #377 starts closing that gap for the subcutaneous lane).

What this chapter is

The lane split is by how each suite is run and trusted, not by subject matter. Chapter 1 asserts conformance to a spec we wrote, finds regressions, requires determinism, runs on every PR, gates merge, tolerates zero flake, and outputs pass/fail. Two lanes:

plus a plumbing lane that unblocks both (#378#384).

Success criteria

  • ≥6 browser journeys
  • Flake <1% over 20 consecutive CI runs
  • E2E lane <8 min wall clock
  • 100% of encrypted columns covered by a raw-SQL round-trip assertion
  • Migration replay from empty gated on every PR

Non-goals

  • Replacing the existing mocked suite (it is fast and it stays)
  • Adopting RLS policies
  • Visual regression / screenshot diffing
  • Automating real Google OAuth
  • LLM-as-judge scoring as a PR gate

Dependency graph

Regenerated from the per-issue Dependencies sections:

#378 ─┬─> #379 ─> #391 ─────> #392, #393 (each also needs #385)
└─> #396 ─> #397 ─> #398
└──────> #400 (Ch2 oracles; also needs #399)
#380 ─> #384 ─┐
#381 ─────────┼─> #385 ─┬─> #386 ─┬─> #388 ─> #389 ─> #390
#382 ─────────┤ ├─> #387 ─┘
#383 ─────────┤ ├─> #394
└─────────┴─> #395 (needs #383 + #385)
#388 + #391 ──> #399 ─> #400 ─> #401 (Chapter 2, epic tracked separately)

Critical path to a first green browser test:#380#384#385#386, with #381/#382/#383 landing in parallel.

Open decisions

Risks

RiskMitigation
Podman/Docker divergence breaks CIDecision 1; validate on a runner before building on it
PG15/PG17 skew hides a prod bugDecision 2 + one test asserting server version
Browser lane becomes slow and gets mutedHard 8-min budget; #388 gate before it can block PRs
data-testid convention decaysLint rule in #382
Agent lane produces noisy false positivesNon-gating by design; only promoted findings count
#398 surfaces many real bugs at onceExpected. Triage into follow-ups; do not block the epic on fixing them

Children

Plumbing

Browser

Subcutaneous


Supersedes #362 and #363 (absorbed; PR #377 implements slices of #396/#397 and the rich seed).

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    [EPIC] Chapter 1 — E2E Regression Suite #402

    Description

    @AndresL230

    Problem

    The audit (verified against 6765f49, 2026-07-22) found 970 backend tests, all against per-module MagicMock DB stubs; zero browser tests; and CI that never starts a database or applies a migration. The persistence layer is therefore structurally untested — a misspelled column, a NOT NULL violation, a wrong .eq() chain, a broken upsert conflict target, or an encrypt-on-write / decrypt-on-read mismatch would all pass today, because the mock agrees with whatever the caller asserts. Negative-authz tests have the same problem: RLS does not exist (zero ROW LEVEL SECURITY statements in backend/db/migrations/; the backend connects with the service-role key via db/connection.py:10, bypassing it), all access control lives in services/auth_guard.py, and every IDOR test runs against mocks — so a guard that is correct in mock-land but wrong about PostgREST filter semantics passes. Meanwhile the local Supabase stack is running and used by no test (open PR #377 starts closing that gap for the subcutaneous lane).

    What this chapter is

    The lane split is by how each suite is run and trusted, not by subject matter. Chapter 1 asserts conformance to a spec we wrote, finds regressions, requires determinism, runs on every PR, gates merge, tolerates zero flake, and outputs pass/fail. Two lanes:

    plus a plumbing lane that unblocks both (#378#384).

    Success criteria

    • ≥6 browser journeys
    • Flake <1% over 20 consecutive CI runs
    • E2E lane <8 min wall clock
    • 100% of encrypted columns covered by a raw-SQL round-trip assertion
    • Migration replay from empty gated on every PR

    Non-goals

    • Replacing the existing mocked suite (it is fast and it stays)
    • Adopting RLS policies
    • Visual regression / screenshot diffing
    • Automating real Google OAuth
    • LLM-as-judge scoring as a PR gate

    Dependency graph

    Regenerated from the per-issue Dependencies sections:

    #378 ─┬─> #379 ─> #391 ─────> #392, #393 (each also needs #385)
    └─> #396 ─> #397 ─> #398
    └──────> #400 (Ch2 oracles; also needs #399)
    #380 ─> #384 ─┐
    #381 ─────────┼─> #385 ─┬─> #386 ─┬─> #388 ─> #389 ─> #390
    #382 ─────────┤ ├─> #387 ─┘
    #383 ─────────┤ ├─> #394
    └─────────┴─> #395 (needs #383 + #385)
    #388 + #391 ──> #399 ─> #400 ─> #401 (Chapter 2, epic tracked separately)
    

    Critical path to a first green browser test:#380#384#385#386, with #381/#382/#383 landing in parallel.

    Open decisions

    Risks

    RiskMitigation
    Podman/Docker divergence breaks CIDecision 1; validate on a runner before building on it
    PG15/PG17 skew hides a prod bugDecision 2 + one test asserting server version
    Browser lane becomes slow and gets mutedHard 8-min budget; #388 gate before it can block PRs
    data-testid convention decaysLint rule in #382
    Agent lane produces noisy false positivesNon-gating by design; only promoted findings count
    #398 surfaces many real bugs at onceExpected. Triage into follow-ups; do not block the epic on fixing them

    Children

    Plumbing

    Browser

    Subcutaneous


    Supersedes #362 and #363 (absorbed; PR #377 implements slices of #396/#397 and the rich seed).

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      [EPIC] Chapter 1 — E2E Regression Suite #402

      Description

      @AndresL230

      Problem

      The audit (verified against 6765f49, 2026-07-22) found 970 backend tests, all against per-module MagicMock DB stubs; zero browser tests; and CI that never starts a database or applies a migration. The persistence layer is therefore structurally untested — a misspelled column, a NOT NULL violation, a wrong .eq() chain, a broken upsert conflict target, or an encrypt-on-write / decrypt-on-read mismatch would all pass today, because the mock agrees with whatever the caller asserts. Negative-authz tests have the same problem: RLS does not exist (zero ROW LEVEL SECURITY statements in backend/db/migrations/; the backend connects with the service-role key via db/connection.py:10, bypassing it), all access control lives in services/auth_guard.py, and every IDOR test runs against mocks — so a guard that is correct in mock-land but wrong about PostgREST filter semantics passes. Meanwhile the local Supabase stack is running and used by no test (open PR #377 starts closing that gap for the subcutaneous lane).

      What this chapter is

      The lane split is by how each suite is run and trusted, not by subject matter. Chapter 1 asserts conformance to a spec we wrote, finds regressions, requires determinism, runs on every PR, gates merge, tolerates zero flake, and outputs pass/fail. Two lanes:

      plus a plumbing lane that unblocks both (#378#384).

      Success criteria

      • ≥6 browser journeys
      • Flake <1% over 20 consecutive CI runs
      • E2E lane <8 min wall clock
      • 100% of encrypted columns covered by a raw-SQL round-trip assertion
      • Migration replay from empty gated on every PR

      Non-goals

      • Replacing the existing mocked suite (it is fast and it stays)
      • Adopting RLS policies
      • Visual regression / screenshot diffing
      • Automating real Google OAuth
      • LLM-as-judge scoring as a PR gate

      Dependency graph

      Regenerated from the per-issue Dependencies sections:

      #378 ─┬─> #379 ─> #391 ─────> #392, #393 (each also needs #385)
      └─> #396 ─> #397 ─> #398
      └──────> #400 (Ch2 oracles; also needs #399)
      #380 ─> #384 ─┐
      #381 ─────────┼─> #385 ─┬─> #386 ─┬─> #388 ─> #389 ─> #390
      #382 ─────────┤ ├─> #387 ─┘
      #383 ─────────┤ ├─> #394
      └─────────┴─> #395 (needs #383 + #385)
      #388 + #391 ──> #399 ─> #400 ─> #401 (Chapter 2, epic tracked separately)
      

      Critical path to a first green browser test:#380#384#385#386, with #381/#382/#383 landing in parallel.

      Open decisions

      Risks

      RiskMitigation
      Podman/Docker divergence breaks CIDecision 1; validate on a runner before building on it
      PG15/PG17 skew hides a prod bugDecision 2 + one test asserting server version
      Browser lane becomes slow and gets mutedHard 8-min budget; #388 gate before it can block PRs
      data-testid convention decaysLint rule in #382
      Agent lane produces noisy false positivesNon-gating by design; only promoted findings count
      #398 surfaces many real bugs at onceExpected. Triage into follow-ups; do not block the epic on fixing them

      Children

      Plumbing

      Browser

      Subcutaneous


      Supersedes #362 and #363 (absorbed; PR #377 implements slices of #396/#397 and the rich seed).

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        [EPIC] Chapter 1 — E2E Regression Suite #402

        Description

        @AndresL230

        Problem

        The audit (verified against 6765f49, 2026-07-22) found 970 backend tests, all against per-module MagicMock DB stubs; zero browser tests; and CI that never starts a database or applies a migration. The persistence layer is therefore structurally untested — a misspelled column, a NOT NULL violation, a wrong .eq() chain, a broken upsert conflict target, or an encrypt-on-write / decrypt-on-read mismatch would all pass today, because the mock agrees with whatever the caller asserts. Negative-authz tests have the same problem: RLS does not exist (zero ROW LEVEL SECURITY statements in backend/db/migrations/; the backend connects with the service-role key via db/connection.py:10, bypassing it), all access control lives in services/auth_guard.py, and every IDOR test runs against mocks — so a guard that is correct in mock-land but wrong about PostgREST filter semantics passes. Meanwhile the local Supabase stack is running and used by no test (open PR #377 starts closing that gap for the subcutaneous lane).

        What this chapter is

        The lane split is by how each suite is run and trusted, not by subject matter. Chapter 1 asserts conformance to a spec we wrote, finds regressions, requires determinism, runs on every PR, gates merge, tolerates zero flake, and outputs pass/fail. Two lanes:

        plus a plumbing lane that unblocks both (#378#384).

        Success criteria

        • ≥6 browser journeys
        • Flake <1% over 20 consecutive CI runs
        • E2E lane <8 min wall clock
        • 100% of encrypted columns covered by a raw-SQL round-trip assertion
        • Migration replay from empty gated on every PR

        Non-goals

        • Replacing the existing mocked suite (it is fast and it stays)
        • Adopting RLS policies
        • Visual regression / screenshot diffing
        • Automating real Google OAuth
        • LLM-as-judge scoring as a PR gate

        Dependency graph

        Regenerated from the per-issue Dependencies sections:

        #378 ─┬─> #379 ─> #391 ─────> #392, #393 (each also needs #385)
        └─> #396 ─> #397 ─> #398
        └──────> #400 (Ch2 oracles; also needs #399)
        #380 ─> #384 ─┐
        #381 ─────────┼─> #385 ─┬─> #386 ─┬─> #388 ─> #389 ─> #390
        #382 ─────────┤ ├─> #387 ─┘
        #383 ─────────┤ ├─> #394
        └─────────┴─> #395 (needs #383 + #385)
        #388 + #391 ──> #399 ─> #400 ─> #401 (Chapter 2, epic tracked separately)
        

        Critical path to a first green browser test:#380#384#385#386, with #381/#382/#383 landing in parallel.

        Open decisions

        Risks

        RiskMitigation
        Podman/Docker divergence breaks CIDecision 1; validate on a runner before building on it
        PG15/PG17 skew hides a prod bugDecision 2 + one test asserting server version
        Browser lane becomes slow and gets mutedHard 8-min budget; #388 gate before it can block PRs
        data-testid convention decaysLint rule in #382
        Agent lane produces noisy false positivesNon-gating by design; only promoted findings count
        #398 surfaces many real bugs at onceExpected. Triage into follow-ups; do not block the epic on fixing them

        Children

        Plumbing

        Browser

        Subcutaneous


        Supersedes #362 and #363 (absorbed; PR #377 implements slices of #396/#397 and the rich seed).

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          [EPIC] Chapter 1 — E2E Regression Suite #402

          Description

          @AndresL230

          Problem

          The audit (verified against 6765f49, 2026-07-22) found 970 backend tests, all against per-module MagicMock DB stubs; zero browser tests; and CI that never starts a database or applies a migration. The persistence layer is therefore structurally untested — a misspelled column, a NOT NULL violation, a wrong .eq() chain, a broken upsert conflict target, or an encrypt-on-write / decrypt-on-read mismatch would all pass today, because the mock agrees with whatever the caller asserts. Negative-authz tests have the same problem: RLS does not exist (zero ROW LEVEL SECURITY statements in backend/db/migrations/; the backend connects with the service-role key via db/connection.py:10, bypassing it), all access control lives in services/auth_guard.py, and every IDOR test runs against mocks — so a guard that is correct in mock-land but wrong about PostgREST filter semantics passes. Meanwhile the local Supabase stack is running and used by no test (open PR #377 starts closing that gap for the subcutaneous lane).

          What this chapter is

          The lane split is by how each suite is run and trusted, not by subject matter. Chapter 1 asserts conformance to a spec we wrote, finds regressions, requires determinism, runs on every PR, gates merge, tolerates zero flake, and outputs pass/fail. Two lanes:

          plus a plumbing lane that unblocks both (#378#384).

          Success criteria

          • ≥6 browser journeys
          • Flake <1% over 20 consecutive CI runs
          • E2E lane <8 min wall clock
          • 100% of encrypted columns covered by a raw-SQL round-trip assertion
          • Migration replay from empty gated on every PR

          Non-goals

          • Replacing the existing mocked suite (it is fast and it stays)
          • Adopting RLS policies
          • Visual regression / screenshot diffing
          • Automating real Google OAuth
          • LLM-as-judge scoring as a PR gate

          Dependency graph

          Regenerated from the per-issue Dependencies sections:

          #378 ─┬─> #379 ─> #391 ─────> #392, #393 (each also needs #385)
          └─> #396 ─> #397 ─> #398
          └──────> #400 (Ch2 oracles; also needs #399)
          #380 ─> #384 ─┐
          #381 ─────────┼─> #385 ─┬─> #386 ─┬─> #388 ─> #389 ─> #390
          #382 ─────────┤ ├─> #387 ─┘
          #383 ─────────┤ ├─> #394
          └─────────┴─> #395 (needs #383 + #385)
          #388 + #391 ──> #399 ─> #400 ─> #401 (Chapter 2, epic tracked separately)
          

          Critical path to a first green browser test:#380#384#385#386, with #381/#382/#383 landing in parallel.

          Open decisions

          Risks

          RiskMitigation
          Podman/Docker divergence breaks CIDecision 1; validate on a runner before building on it
          PG15/PG17 skew hides a prod bugDecision 2 + one test asserting server version
          Browser lane becomes slow and gets mutedHard 8-min budget; #388 gate before it can block PRs
          data-testid convention decaysLint rule in #382
          Agent lane produces noisy false positivesNon-gating by design; only promoted findings count
          #398 surfaces many real bugs at onceExpected. Triage into follow-ups; do not block the epic on fixing them

          Children

          Plumbing

          Browser

          Subcutaneous


          Supersedes #362 and #363 (absorbed; PR #377 implements slices of #396/#397 and the rich seed).

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            [EPIC] Chapter 1 — E2E Regression Suite #402

            Description

            @AndresL230

            Problem

            The audit (verified against 6765f49, 2026-07-22) found 970 backend tests, all against per-module MagicMock DB stubs; zero browser tests; and CI that never starts a database or applies a migration. The persistence layer is therefore structurally untested — a misspelled column, a NOT NULL violation, a wrong .eq() chain, a broken upsert conflict target, or an encrypt-on-write / decrypt-on-read mismatch would all pass today, because the mock agrees with whatever the caller asserts. Negative-authz tests have the same problem: RLS does not exist (zero ROW LEVEL SECURITY statements in backend/db/migrations/; the backend connects with the service-role key via db/connection.py:10, bypassing it), all access control lives in services/auth_guard.py, and every IDOR test runs against mocks — so a guard that is correct in mock-land but wrong about PostgREST filter semantics passes. Meanwhile the local Supabase stack is running and used by no test (open PR #377 starts closing that gap for the subcutaneous lane).

            What this chapter is

            The lane split is by how each suite is run and trusted, not by subject matter. Chapter 1 asserts conformance to a spec we wrote, finds regressions, requires determinism, runs on every PR, gates merge, tolerates zero flake, and outputs pass/fail. Two lanes:

            plus a plumbing lane that unblocks both (#378#384).

            Success criteria

            • ≥6 browser journeys
            • Flake <1% over 20 consecutive CI runs
            • E2E lane <8 min wall clock
            • 100% of encrypted columns covered by a raw-SQL round-trip assertion
            • Migration replay from empty gated on every PR

            Non-goals

            • Replacing the existing mocked suite (it is fast and it stays)
            • Adopting RLS policies
            • Visual regression / screenshot diffing
            • Automating real Google OAuth
            • LLM-as-judge scoring as a PR gate

            Dependency graph

            Regenerated from the per-issue Dependencies sections:

            #378 ─┬─> #379 ─> #391 ─────> #392, #393 (each also needs #385)
            └─> #396 ─> #397 ─> #398
            └──────> #400 (Ch2 oracles; also needs #399)
            #380 ─> #384 ─┐
            #381 ─────────┼─> #385 ─┬─> #386 ─┬─> #388 ─> #389 ─> #390
            #382 ─────────┤ ├─> #387 ─┘
            #383 ─────────┤ ├─> #394
            └─────────┴─> #395 (needs #383 + #385)
            #388 + #391 ──> #399 ─> #400 ─> #401 (Chapter 2, epic tracked separately)
            

            Critical path to a first green browser test:#380#384#385#386, with #381/#382/#383 landing in parallel.

            Open decisions

            Risks

            RiskMitigation
            Podman/Docker divergence breaks CIDecision 1; validate on a runner before building on it
            PG15/PG17 skew hides a prod bugDecision 2 + one test asserting server version
            Browser lane becomes slow and gets mutedHard 8-min budget; #388 gate before it can block PRs
            data-testid convention decaysLint rule in #382
            Agent lane produces noisy false positivesNon-gating by design; only promoted findings count
            #398 surfaces many real bugs at onceExpected. Triage into follow-ups; do not block the epic on fixing them

            Children

            Plumbing

            Browser

            Subcutaneous


            Supersedes #362 and #363 (absorbed; PR #377 implements slices of #396/#397 and the rich seed).

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              , 'i'); if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) { injectUserscript("// Remove or un-stick sticky/fixed headers that block content\n(function() {\n function unstick() {\n document.querySelectorAll('header, nav, [role=\"banner\"], .header, .navbar, .sticky, .fixed-top, [style*=\"position: fixed\"], [style*=\"position:sticky\"]').forEach(function(el) {\n if (el.style.position === 'fixed' || el.style.position === 'sticky' || \n getComputedStyle(el).position === 'fixed' || getComputedStyle(el).position === 'sticky') {\n el.style.position = 'static';\n el.style.top = 'auto';\n el.style.zIndex = 'auto';\n }\n });\n }\n \n unstick();\n \n var observer = new MutationObserver(unstick);\n observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true, attributes: true, attributeFilter: ['style', 'class'] });\n})();", "Kill Sticky Headers"); } } catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Kill Sticky Headers]', __e); } })(); (function(){ try { var __m = "*"; var __re = new RegExp('^' + ".*" + '
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              [EPIC] Chapter 1 — E2E Regression Suite #402

              Description

              @AndresL230

              Problem

              The audit (verified against 6765f49, 2026-07-22) found 970 backend tests, all against per-module MagicMock DB stubs; zero browser tests; and CI that never starts a database or applies a migration. The persistence layer is therefore structurally untested — a misspelled column, a NOT NULL violation, a wrong .eq() chain, a broken upsert conflict target, or an encrypt-on-write / decrypt-on-read mismatch would all pass today, because the mock agrees with whatever the caller asserts. Negative-authz tests have the same problem: RLS does not exist (zero ROW LEVEL SECURITY statements in backend/db/migrations/; the backend connects with the service-role key via db/connection.py:10, bypassing it), all access control lives in services/auth_guard.py, and every IDOR test runs against mocks — so a guard that is correct in mock-land but wrong about PostgREST filter semantics passes. Meanwhile the local Supabase stack is running and used by no test (open PR #377 starts closing that gap for the subcutaneous lane).

              What this chapter is

              The lane split is by how each suite is run and trusted, not by subject matter. Chapter 1 asserts conformance to a spec we wrote, finds regressions, requires determinism, runs on every PR, gates merge, tolerates zero flake, and outputs pass/fail. Two lanes:

              plus a plumbing lane that unblocks both (#378#384).

              Success criteria

              • ≥6 browser journeys
              • Flake <1% over 20 consecutive CI runs
              • E2E lane <8 min wall clock
              • 100% of encrypted columns covered by a raw-SQL round-trip assertion
              • Migration replay from empty gated on every PR

              Non-goals

              • Replacing the existing mocked suite (it is fast and it stays)
              • Adopting RLS policies
              • Visual regression / screenshot diffing
              • Automating real Google OAuth
              • LLM-as-judge scoring as a PR gate

              Dependency graph

              Regenerated from the per-issue Dependencies sections:

              #378 ─┬─> #379 ─> #391 ─────> #392, #393 (each also needs #385)
              └─> #396 ─> #397 ─> #398
              └──────> #400 (Ch2 oracles; also needs #399)
              #380 ─> #384 ─┐
              #381 ─────────┼─> #385 ─┬─> #386 ─┬─> #388 ─> #389 ─> #390
              #382 ─────────┤ ├─> #387 ─┘
              #383 ─────────┤ ├─> #394
              └─────────┴─> #395 (needs #383 + #385)
              #388 + #391 ──> #399 ─> #400 ─> #401 (Chapter 2, epic tracked separately)
              

              Critical path to a first green browser test:#380#384#385#386, with #381/#382/#383 landing in parallel.

              Open decisions

              Risks

              RiskMitigation
              Podman/Docker divergence breaks CIDecision 1; validate on a runner before building on it
              PG15/PG17 skew hides a prod bugDecision 2 + one test asserting server version
              Browser lane becomes slow and gets mutedHard 8-min budget; #388 gate before it can block PRs
              data-testid convention decaysLint rule in #382
              Agent lane produces noisy false positivesNon-gating by design; only promoted findings count
              #398 surfaces many real bugs at onceExpected. Triage into follow-ups; do not block the epic on fixing them

              Children

              Plumbing

              Browser

              Subcutaneous


              Supersedes #362 and #363 (absorbed; PR #377 implements slices of #396/#397 and the rich seed).

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                , 'i'); if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) { injectUserscript("// Universal Dark Mode - works on any site\n(function() {\n var enabled = true;\n \n function applyDarkMode() {\n if (!enabled) return;\n \n // Create style element if it doesn't exist\n var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');\n if (!style) {\n style = document.createElement('style');\n style.id = 'universal-dark-mode-style';\n document.head.appendChild(style);\n }\n \n // Dark mode CSS - inverts colors but preserves images/video\n style.textContent = '\n /* Invert everything except media */\n html {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n background: #1a1a2e !important;\n }\n \n /* Restore images, videos, iframes, canvas */\n img, video, iframe, canvas, svg, picture, [style*=\"background-image\"] {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n }\n \n /* Preserve specific elements that should not be inverted */\n .no-dark-mode, .no-dark-mode *,\n [data-theme=\"light\"], [data-theme=\"light\"],\n .ace_editor, .ace_editor *,\n .CodeMirror, .CodeMirror *,\n .monaco-editor, .monaco-editor *,\n .markdown-body pre, .markdown-body pre *,\n .highlight, .highlight *,\n pre code, pre code * {\n filter: none !important;\n }\n \n /* Fix common UI elements */\n .modal, .popup, .dropdown-menu, .tooltip, .popover {\n filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;\n background: #2d2d44 !important;\n border-color: #444 !important;\n }\n \n /* Scrollbars */\n ::-webkit-scrollbar { background: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { background: #444 !important; }\n ::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover { background: #555 !important; }\n \n /* Selection */\n ::selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ::-moz-selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }\n ';\n }\n \n function removeDarkMode() {\n var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');\n if (style) style.remove();\n }\n \n // Toggle with Alt+Shift+D\n document.addEventListener('keydown', function(e) {\n if (e.altKey && e.shiftKey && e.key === 'D') {\n e.preventDefault();\n enabled = !enabled;\n if (enabled) {\n applyDarkMode();\n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Enabled');\n } else {\n removeDarkMode();\n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Disabled');\n }\n }\n });\n \n // Apply on load\n applyDarkMode();\n \n // Re-apply on dynamic content\n var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {\n if (enabled && !document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style')) {\n applyDarkMode();\n }\n });\n observer.observe(document.head, { childList: true });\n \n console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Loaded - Press Alt+Shift+D to toggle');\n})();", "Universal Dark Mode"); } } catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Universal Dark Mode]', __e); } })(); })();
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                [EPIC] Chapter 1 — E2E Regression Suite #402

                Description

                @AndresL230

                Problem

                The audit (verified against 6765f49, 2026-07-22) found 970 backend tests, all against per-module MagicMock DB stubs; zero browser tests; and CI that never starts a database or applies a migration. The persistence layer is therefore structurally untested — a misspelled column, a NOT NULL violation, a wrong .eq() chain, a broken upsert conflict target, or an encrypt-on-write / decrypt-on-read mismatch would all pass today, because the mock agrees with whatever the caller asserts. Negative-authz tests have the same problem: RLS does not exist (zero ROW LEVEL SECURITY statements in backend/db/migrations/; the backend connects with the service-role key via db/connection.py:10, bypassing it), all access control lives in services/auth_guard.py, and every IDOR test runs against mocks — so a guard that is correct in mock-land but wrong about PostgREST filter semantics passes. Meanwhile the local Supabase stack is running and used by no test (open PR #377 starts closing that gap for the subcutaneous lane).

                What this chapter is

                The lane split is by how each suite is run and trusted, not by subject matter. Chapter 1 asserts conformance to a spec we wrote, finds regressions, requires determinism, runs on every PR, gates merge, tolerates zero flake, and outputs pass/fail. Two lanes:

                plus a plumbing lane that unblocks both (#378#384).

                Success criteria

                • ≥6 browser journeys
                • Flake <1% over 20 consecutive CI runs
                • E2E lane <8 min wall clock
                • 100% of encrypted columns covered by a raw-SQL round-trip assertion
                • Migration replay from empty gated on every PR

                Non-goals

                • Replacing the existing mocked suite (it is fast and it stays)
                • Adopting RLS policies
                • Visual regression / screenshot diffing
                • Automating real Google OAuth
                • LLM-as-judge scoring as a PR gate

                Dependency graph

                Regenerated from the per-issue Dependencies sections:

                #378 ─┬─> #379 ─> #391 ─────> #392, #393 (each also needs #385)
                └─> #396 ─> #397 ─> #398
                └──────> #400 (Ch2 oracles; also needs #399)
                #380 ─> #384 ─┐
                #381 ─────────┼─> #385 ─┬─> #386 ─┬─> #388 ─> #389 ─> #390
                #382 ─────────┤ ├─> #387 ─┘
                #383 ─────────┤ ├─> #394
                └─────────┴─> #395 (needs #383 + #385)
                #388 + #391 ──> #399 ─> #400 ─> #401 (Chapter 2, epic tracked separately)
                

                Critical path to a first green browser test:#380#384#385#386, with #381/#382/#383 landing in parallel.

                Open decisions

                Risks

                RiskMitigation
                Podman/Docker divergence breaks CIDecision 1; validate on a runner before building on it
                PG15/PG17 skew hides a prod bugDecision 2 + one test asserting server version
                Browser lane becomes slow and gets mutedHard 8-min budget; #388 gate before it can block PRs
                data-testid convention decaysLint rule in #382
                Agent lane produces noisy false positivesNon-gating by design; only promoted findings count
                #398 surfaces many real bugs at onceExpected. Triage into follow-ups; do not block the epic on fixing them

                Children

                Plumbing

                Browser

                Subcutaneous


                Supersedes #362 and #363 (absorbed; PR #377 implements slices of #396/#397 and the rich seed).

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