Antônio Alexandre Borges Lima 2f6400db89 fix: enforce IDOR protection on v2 workflow job endpoints (#12398)
* fix: enforce ownership check and pass user_id in workflow job creation

- Add _assert_job_owner helper that raises 403 for non-owners (legacy jobs with user_id=None are allowed through)
- Move ownership check before job type check in stop_workflow to avoid leaking job.type to non-owners
- Pass user_id to create_job in both sync and background execution paths
- Add user_id parameter to JobService.create_job signature

* test: add ownership and legacy job coverage for workflow endpoints

- Add TestWorkflowIDORProtection class with tests for 403 on cross-user access
- Add test for stop_workflow with legacy user_id=None job (should not return 403)

* fix: pass user_id to create_job in knowledge_bases ingestion endpoint

Prevents IDOR vulnerability where ingestion jobs created without user_id
would bypass ownership checks, matching the fix applied to workflow jobs.

* refactor: move job ownership check to JobService layer

Moves _assert_job_owner from workflow.py into JobService.assert_job_owner
so any future job-consuming endpoint can reuse the check without duplicating
logic. Both get_workflow_status and stop_workflow now delegate to the service.

* test: fix mocks for assert_job_owner after service layer refactor

MagicMock blocks attributes starting with 'assert' by default.
Added explicit mock_service.assert_job_owner = MagicMock() to each
test that mocks get_job_service so the ownership check is a no-op
for tests not focused on IDOR behavior.

* refactor: enforce job ownership at SQL level, remove assert_job_owner

Move IDOR ownership check from application layer into the DB query.
`get_job_by_job_id` now accepts an optional `user_id` and filters by
`job_id AND (user_id = ? OR user_id IS NULL)`, so unauthorized access
returns 404 instead of 403. Removes `JobService.assert_job_owner`.

- Strengthen legacy-job test assertions (!=403 → ==200)
- Add missing GET test for non-WORKFLOW job type → 404
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