Phase 6 of S2b. 37 new tests, 820 → 857 passing across the suite. Feature suites (api/tests/Feature/FormBuilder/): - FormSchemaApiTest: CRUD, publish/unpublish, rotate-public-token (with grace window), edit-lock conflict, typed-confirmation delete, 401 on unauthenticated, 403 on outsider. - FormFieldApiTest: create, reorder, binding-change guard (422 w/o force, 200 with force), conditional_logic cycle rejection, 401 unauth. - FormSubmissionApiTest: draft → values → submit stores schema snapshot + version; review records reviewer; delegation creates active row; draft update blocked for non-subject non-delegatee (403). - FormValueSecurityTest: FieldAccessService hides admin-only fields from non-admin; subject-self bypass; admin-only field leaks through neither admin list nor non-admin detail responses (§22.9 intent). - PublicFormApiTest: portal-visible non-admin fields only; unknown token → 404; happy-path submission; expired-previous-token → 410; grace window still allows submission. - FormSchemaWebhookApiTest: url/secret NEVER returned in resources; DeliverFormWebhookJob rejects 10.x private-ip SSRF (response_body_excerpt logs rejection). - FilterRegistryApiTest: response shape includes tags + form_field sources; form_field filter registers. Integration contract (§31.10): - TagPickerSyncListenerTest: 5 cases proving (a) no-op on user_id=null, (b) sync on submit, (c) deferred sync via PersonIdentityService::confirmMatch, (d) organiser_assigned tags preserved on rebuild, (e) idempotent rerun. Fixes discovered while writing tests: - SyncTagPickerSelectionsOnSubmit: removed hardcoded connection='redis' so tests run via sync queue (QUEUE_CONNECTION fallback). - FormSubmissionService: corrected FormSubmissionReviewed / DraftUpdated event signatures to match S1 event classes. - FormSubmission model: added schema_version_at_submit / snapshot / anonymised_at / submission_duration_seconds / auto_save_count to $fillable so bulk operations + factory states populate consistently. - FormSchema: added version, edit_lock_user_id, edit_lock_expires_at to $fillable; factory now sets version=1 explicitly. - FormValueService: public submission path (actor=null) enforces is_portal_visible=true AND is_admin_only=false at the write layer instead of running FieldAccessService against a null user. - MigrationRollbackTest: target the S2a drop migration by filename. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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