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Phase 5 of S2b. Ten thin controllers plus route registration under the
existing organisations/{organisation} prefix and two unauthenticated
public endpoints.
Controllers (api/app/Http/Controllers/Api/V1/FormBuilder/):
- FormSchemaController: CRUD + duplicate/publish/unpublish/rotate-token/
edit-lock. Returns 410 via PublicFormController when a rotated token is
past its 7-day grace window.
- FormFieldController: CRUD + reorder + insert-from-library. 422 on
binding-change / frozen / cyclic conditional_logic.
- FormSubmissionController: index/store/show/submit/destroy.
- FormValueController: bulk upsert draft values; 403 when
FieldAccessService rejects a write.
- FormSubmissionReviewController, FormSubmissionDelegationController.
- FormTemplateController, FormFieldLibraryController (deactivate on
DELETE for is_active records).
- FormSchemaWebhookController (url/secret never leak — only url_host +
has_secret in responses).
- FilterRegistryController: cached entity_column + tags + form_field
source list for Personen-module (ARCH §7.3–§7.5).
- PublicFormController: GET schema + POST submission. Turnstile captcha
for public_complaint/public_press_request. Rate-limited per
IP+public_token. 410 when token expired.
Routes: grouped under organisations/{organisation}/forms/ for auth'd
routes and public/forms/{public_token}/... with throttle:30,1 for the
public pair. Policies auto-discovered from the namespaced location.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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