The uplift detail modal needs the work order's assigned dispatcher, the
requesting vendor's technician and the scheduled date. They now resolve
from the same effective work order and vendor as the existing queue row,
so the modal no longer depends on a separate work-order fetch that
account-scoped staff cannot read.
* refactor(api): enforce service and data-service boundaries
* refactor(api): complete feature service boundaries
* refactor(identity): enforce service and data boundaries
* refactor(vendors): enforce service and data boundaries
* refactor(workorders): enforce service and data boundaries
* refactor(backend): enforce architecture and optimize dispatch
* style(backend): format changed architecture files
* fix(architecture): address backend review follow-ups
* fix(backend): sanitize exception disclosure in changed API endpoints
Replace raw exception-message disclosure (ex.Message) returned to API
callers with a stable sanitized public message plus correlated structured
internal logging, across the endpoints changed in this PR.
- Add SanitizedErrors helper: logs the original exception at Error with a
generated correlation id and returns a stable public message referencing
it so support can trace without exposing internals.
- Inject ILogger<T> into the 14 changed controllers and route every
ex.Message/dbex.Message disclosure through the helper, preserving status
codes, response shapes, and business data (e.g. OpenWorkOrders).
- Leave FluentValidation (vex.Errors) and existing fixed-message catches
untouched; out-of-scope controllers (Account/Contact/Employee/Asset/
PMSchedule) are unchanged.
- Add focused tests proving internal exception text is not returned and
that Error logging carrying the original exception is invoked.
* fix(architecture): abstract job run state access
* style: format board update service
* test: use collection assertion idiom
