feat: accept user-provided API key and password

[pratik50]

Summary

• Users can provide their own optional API key when creating one. The API key must be a valid UUID v4. If the API key already exists, return 409 Conflict.
• Users can provide their own optional password when creating a user. Passwords must be 8–256 characters long.
• If no API key is provided, the server generates one as it was previously.
• If no password is provided, the server generates and return one (same as previoulsy).
• The server returns the generated API key and password.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • API keys can be created with a caller-provided value or generated automatically.
  • User creation supports an optional password alongside roles, with password validation.
• Bug Fixes
  • Invalid API key values are rejected, and attempts to reuse an existing key value return a conflict.
  • Invalid passwords are rejected with a clear error.

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Walkthrough

API-key creation now accepts an optional caller-provided key. User creation accepts either the existing roles array or a details object with optional roles and password. Supplied passwords are validated before they are used to create a user.

Changes

API Key Creation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Provided-key contract src/apikeys.rs	CreateApiKeyRequest accepts an optional key and rejects unknown fields. Validation requires a 36-character UUID v4 value. Duplicate-key errors map to HTTP 409, and invalid-key errors map to HTTP 400.
Key creation and duplicate check src/handlers/http/apikeys.rs	The handler validates and uses a provided key when present, or generates a UUID v4 key otherwise. It rejects a key value that already exists in the tenant.

User Creation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
User options and password validation src/rbac/user.rs	CreateUserOptions accepts either a roles array or a details object with optional roles and password. The user constructor accepts passwords of 8–256 bytes without surrounding whitespace or control characters, hashes valid passwords, and returns InvalidPassword for invalid values. Tests cover request formats, unknown fields, password verification and serialization, and short-password rejection.
Password-aware user creation src/handlers/http/modal/query/querier_rbac.rs, src/handlers/http/rbac.rs	Both handlers require CreateUserOptions JSON and use a supplied password when present. Without a password, they retain the generated-password path. The RBAC handler maps invalid passwords to HTTP 400.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant APIClient
  participant create_api_key
  participant validate_api_key
  participant TenantApiKeys
  APIClient->>create_api_key: submit optional API key
  create_api_key->>validate_api_key: validate supplied value
  create_api_key->>TenantApiKeys: check for matching key

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sequenceDiagram
  participant UserCreationRequest
  participant post_user
  participant User
  UserCreationRequest->>post_user: submit roles and optional password
  post_user->>User: create user with supplied or generated password

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Suggested reviewers: nikhilsinhaparseable

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 74bfc

User creation without a request body now fails, but callers can send an empty roles array. This is a bounded compatibility regression that can be addressed before merge or accepted with a client update.

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Review comments at @src/handlers/http/apikeys.rs:
- Around line 196-202: Replace both API-key equality checks in create_api_key
and validate_api_key with the existing constant-time byte-comparison helper,
preserving the current duplicate and validation results.
- Around line 196-202: Make the provided API-key duplicate check and user append
atomic across instances in the API-key creation flow, replacing reliance on the
local Users scan and UPDATE_LOCK alone. Use the shared datastore’s conditional
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Review comments at @src/handlers/http/modal/query/querier_rbac.rs:
- Line 48: Update both user-creation handlers to accept an omitted request body
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