feat(tg): count Telegram users per creation day

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Adds tg.users.getCreationHistory, the data source for the Telegram users chart on the redesigned admin Overview (PoliNetworkOrg/admin#90).

What

• New query tg.users.getCreationHistory in src/routers/tg/users.ts.
• Aggregates tg.users.created_at by Europe/Rome calendar day: SELECT to_char(created_at AT TIME ZONE 'Europe/Rome', 'YYYY-MM-DD') AS date, count(*) ... GROUP BY 1 ORDER BY 1.
• Output: { days: { date: string; count: number }[]; error: null } | { error: "INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR" }, oldest day first; days without new users are omitted. No user data leaves the database (no ids, names or usernames), and nothing is decrypted.
• Policy: policy(dashboard("tg:users:read"), { tokenOnly: true }): the same permission as tg.users.getAll, and token-only like every procedure added for the IdP (no legacy anonymous path).
• No input: the dashboard buckets the days (per day for 3 months, per week for a year, per month for all time) and accumulates them client side. One row per day keeps the payload small (a few thousand rows at most) while letting every range be computed from one cached response.
• Errors are logged and returned as INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR, like the other procedures in this router.

Why

tg.users.getAll returns decrypted users without created_at, and the admin BFF only reaches the database through this API, so the dashboard had no way to show growth over time. Loading every user to derive it would also be heavier than this aggregate.

Dependency

The admin chart (PoliNetworkOrg/admin#90) depends on this PR being merged, released as @polinetwork/backend (semantic-release will publish a minor version from the feat commit) and deployed. Until then the admin Overview shows the Telegram users total without the chart. The admin also falls back that way on UNAUTHORIZED, which its development agent mode gets because it calls the backend anonymously.

Tests

• tests/tg-users-creation-history.test.ts: the token-only tg:users:read policy, only date and count selected, grouping and ordering by the day expression, the Europe/Rome bucketing (to_char(… AT TIME ZONE 'Europe/Rome', 'YYYY-MM-DD')), and the failure path.
• tests/idp-router.test.ts: asserts the procedure's policy and tokenOnly: true.

Verification

• bun run typecheck: passes. bun run biome ci .: passes.
• bun run test: 14 of 15 files pass; tests/idp-router.test.ts cannot load in this sandbox (getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND api.nodemailer.com, from createTestAccount() at import of src/emails/mailer.tsx), the same as on main here. Run with a local-only Vitest config that aliases nodemailer to a stub (not committed), all 15 files and 87 tests pass, including the new idp-router assertion. CI has network access and runs it normally.

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Walkthrough

Adds getCreationHistory to the Telegram users router. It returns user counts grouped by creation date in the Europe/Rome time zone, ordered from oldest to newest. Tests cover policy registration, date grouping, returned rows, and database failure handling.

Changes

User Creation History

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Creation history query src/routers/tg/users.ts, tests/tg-users-creation-history.test.ts, tests/idp-router.test.ts	The router adds a token-only dashboard query that returns date/count rows grouped by Rome-time-zone creation day. It logs database errors and returns INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR. Tests check access policy, date grouping, ordered results, and error handling.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Change: Feature

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 7f4b9

The current query's timezone conversion matches the stored timestamp type, but its test does not exercise actual date bucketing. A future regression could place user counts on the wrong chart days; adding a database-backed boundary test is a bounded follow-up.

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tests/tg-users-creation-history.test.ts (1)

73-85: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Execute the Rome bucketing expression with boundary timestamps.

history.handler() uses a mocked query chain. state.orderBy always returns fixed rows, so no createdAt value reaches creationDay. The Europe/Rome test only checks the generated SQL text. An incorrect interpolated column or incorrect runtime timezone semantics can therefore pass while returning incorrect calendar days. Add a database-backed test with timestamps around Rome midnight and DST transitions, and assert the returned dates and counts.

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Review comment at @tests/tg-users-creation-history.test.ts around lines 73 - 85:
Add a database-backed test for the Europe/Rome bucketing behavior exercised by
history.handler, using timestamps around Rome midnight and DST transitions;
assert the returned calendar dates and counts so the test verifies runtime
results rather than only the generated SQL expression.

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Review comments at @tests/tg-users-creation-history.test.ts:
- Around line 73-85: Add a database-backed test for the Europe/Rome bucketing
behavior exercised by history.handler, using timestamps around Rome midnight and
DST transitions; assert the returned calendar dates and counts so the test
verifies runtime results rather than only the generated SQL expression.

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