Closes the lib → stores boundary violations that WS-3 sessie 1c
flagged. lib/axios.ts is now pure HTTP infrastructure: it exports
the configured `apiClient` plus a `registerInterceptors(client,
deps)` function that takes a typed `AxiosBindingsDeps` callback
bag (`getActiveOrgId`, `notify`, `onAuthFail`,
`onImpersonationRevoked`). All four `eslint-disable-next-line
boundaries/element-types` comments referencing
TECH-AXIOS-STORE-COUPLING are removed in the same change because
the imports they suppressed are gone — they would otherwise be
orphan disables.
Behavior is preserved 1:1: same status-code branching, same toast
messages, same DEV-only console logs, same sessionStorage-driven
X-Impersonate-User header (which never depended on a store and
stays in lib/axios.ts as before). The two redirects that used to
live in axios.ts (`/platform` on impersonation revocation,
`/login` on auth fail) move into the bindings-plugin closures so
the HTTP module stops knowing about routing.
The `apiClient` singleton is now exported without interceptors
attached — the bindings plugin
(`plugins/3.axios-bindings.ts`, follow-up commit) wires them up
during plugin-init, before `app.mount`.
Refs TECH-AXIOS-STORE-COUPLING.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
bert.hausmans
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