Enforce MANAGE permission on RBAC and group admin APIs#2230
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Require a matching MANAGE grant to create, modify, hand out, or revoke roles and to administer groups, so principals can only delegate access they already control. Without this, any authenticated user could self-grant arbitrary roles, making restrictive access policies unenforceable. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Tracking: #2234 (step 1 of the RBAC enablement sequence).
The RBAC engine already exists, but every role/group admin endpoint was auth-only, so any logged-in user could self-grant any role. That makes restrictive access policies unenforceable.
This PR enforces the
MANAGEaction on those endpoints:api/rbac.py): create/update/delete, add/remove scope, assign/revoke now requireMANAGEon the resources the scope targets. You can only grant access you already manage (prevents privilege escalation).api/groups.py): register and membership changes require a globalMANAGEgrant.AccessChecker.add_scope()helper.No-op under the default
permissivepolicy, so nothing breaks today.