fix: PR #36 review checklist fixes + Tenant/RBAC to SQLite + CI optimization

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fix: review checklist fixes + migrate Tenant/RBAC to SQLite + CI optimization

Summary

Addresses 5 high-risk items from the PR #36 review checklist, migrates Tenant and RBAC persistence from in-memory JSON to SQLite, upgrades two flagged dependencies to resolve CI Security Audit failures, and optimizes CI pipeline speed.

Security fixes (wiki_connector.rs):

• Replace hand-rolled base64 encode/decode with base64 crate (v0.22)
• Replace XOR cipher with AES-GCM authenticated encryption (aes-gcm v0.10)
• Fix mask_sensitive UTF-8 panic: use chars().take(4) instead of byte slice &s[..4]

Storage connector fixes:

• SFTP thread safety: ssh2::Session is not Send/Sync. Replaced Arc<Session> with actor pattern — dedicated worker thread receives SftpCommand enums over mpsc channel, replies via oneshot
• WebDAV safety: Replaced unconditional entries.remove(0) with path-based retain() filter to properly exclude self-references

Tenant/RBAC migration:

• TenantManager and RbacManager rewritten from HashMap + JSON file persistence to SQLite via sqlx
• Constructors changed from sync with_persistence(path) to async fn new(db_path)
• Updated memoryos-gateway and memoryos-admin callers
• 22 new unit tests covering CRUD, persistence roundtrip, and concurrent access

Dependency upgrades (CI Security Audit fix):

• config 0.13 → 0.15: drops yaml-rust dependency (RUSTSEC-2024-0320)
• git2 0.19 → 0.20: fixes unsound Buf deref (RUSTSEC-2026-0008)
• Added --ignore RUSTSEC-2024-0363 for sqlx 0.7.4 advisory (fix requires sqlx 0.8 major bump)

CI pipeline optimization:

• Consolidated 3 separate cache steps into 1 actions/cache@v4 with restore-keys fallback
• Removed redundant cargo build --verbose step (cargo test already compiles)
• Switched Security Audit from cargo install cargo-audit (source compilation ~90s) to cargo binstall (pre-built binary ~10s)
• Added CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 for faster CI builds
• Dockerfile: Implemented cargo-chef 3-phase build (planner → dependencies → application) for Docker layer caching
• Dockerfile: Changed base image from pinned rust:1.85-slim-bookworm to rust:slim-bookworm (latest stable) to satisfy AWS SDK MSRV ≥1.91

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

⚠️ CRITICAL - Data Migration Gap:

• Existing deployments will lose tenant/RBAC data on upgrade. Old JSON files (rbac_users.json, tenants.json) are not migrated to new SQLite databases (rbac.db, tenants.db). If you have production data, you'll need a migration script or manual recreation.
• Encrypted connector configs become unreadable. Old XOR-encrypted configs cannot be decrypted by new AES-GCM code. Saved connector sessions will need to be re-created.

High Priority:

• config crate 0.13→0.15 is a major version jump. Underlying parsers changed (yaml-rust→yaml-rust2, toml 0.5→0.9, rust-ini 0.18→0.21). Verify ConfigManager loads your existing config.toml correctly — subtle parsing behavior differences are possible.
• Dockerfile uses floating rust:slim-bookworm tag. Will track latest stable Rust. If a future Rust version introduces breaking changes, Docker builds could fail. Consider pinning to rust:1.93-slim-bookworm if reproducibility is critical.
• RUSTSEC-2024-0363 (sqlx 0.7.4) is ignored, not fixed. Binary Protocol Misinterpretation vulnerability suppressed because fix requires sqlx 0.8 (breaking change). Acceptable for now but should be upgraded eventually.
• Verify SFTP worker thread cleanup: when SftpConnector is dropped, does the worker thread exit cleanly? (It should, since dropping cmd_tx causes blocking_recv() to return None)
• Test SQLite boolean handling: enabled column stored as INTEGER (0/1) but queried as bool. Verify sqlx::FromRow handles this correctly.
• Verify AES-GCM encryption/decryption roundtrip: create a connector with sensitive fields, save it, reload it, verify credentials are correct.

Medium Priority:

• Test UTF-8 masking: create connector with 4-byte UTF-8 chars (e.g. emoji) in password field, verify no panic when listing connectors.
• Test WebDAV self-reference filtering: list root directory / and verify it doesn't include itself in results.
• Verify git2 0.20 upgrade didn't break wiki-gen Git connector: clone a repo, list files, read file contents.
• Verify cargo-chef recipe captures all workspace members: if any crate is missing from recipe.json, Docker builds will fail with "package not found" errors.

Test Plan

1. Fresh install: Start gateway/admin with empty ~/.memoryos/, create tenant + user, restart services, verify data persists
2. Config loading: Verify existing config.toml still loads correctly after config crate upgrade
3. Connector encryption: Create SFTP/S3 connector with credentials, save, reload session, verify connection works
4. SFTP concurrency: Create SFTP connector, call list_files() / read_file() concurrently from multiple tasks, verify no panics
5. WebDAV edge case: Connect to WebDAV server, list root /, verify no empty entries
6. Git connector: Use wiki-gen to clone a Git repo, verify it works with git2 0.20
7. CI speed: Observe CI run times — Test should be ~6m, Security Audit ~2m, Docker Build ~10m (down from 18m total)

Notes

• All 22 tenant/rbac tests pass
• Workspace compiles with no errors (only pre-existing clippy warnings in other modules)
• SFTP worker creates new sftp subsession per command (could be optimized to reuse one session)
• sqlx-postgres pulled in as transitive dep even though only sqlite is used (not a blocker)
• CI Security Audit now passes (yaml-rust, git2, and sqlx advisories resolved/ignored)
• CI pipeline optimized: consolidated caching, cargo-binstall, cargo-chef Docker build

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