Phase 4 of S1.
Models (app/Models/FormBuilder/): FormSchema, FormSchemaSection, FormField,
FormSubmission, FormValue, FormValueOption, FormTemplate, FormFieldLibrary,
FormSchemaWebhook, FormWebhookDelivery, FormSubmissionSectionStatus,
FormSubmissionDelegation. Plus UserProfile at app/Models/ (user-universal).
OrganisationScope applied on: FormSchema, FormTemplate, FormFieldLibrary.
FormSchemaWebhook documents inherited-scope discipline (OrganisationScope's
strategies — organisation_id/event_id/festival_section_id — don't cover
form_schema_id; direct queries would leak across orgs, so must go via
$schema->webhooks()).
User::profile()/getOrCreateProfile(), Event::formSchemas() (morphMany),
Person::formSubmissions() (morphMany).
Morph map enforced in AppServiceProvider with 28 keys covering every model
that appears as activitylog subject/causer. Also updated
OrganisationDashboardService (and its test) to query activitylog via
getMorphClass() instead of FQCN.
Activity log strategy: nuanced explicit calls (logSchemaChange on FormSchema,
logFieldChange on FormField) — no LogsActivity trait. Suppression for bulk
fixtures via App\Support\ActivityLog::suppressed(fn() => ...) which flips
config('activitylog.enabled') around a callback. Both our explicit calls
and spatie's trait on Organisation respect the flag via ActivityLogger::log().
FormValueObserver (app/Observers/FormBuilder/) populates value_indexed/
value_number/value_date/value_bool on save per field.value_storage_hint,
rebuilds form_value_options pivot on multi-value filterable fields, cleans
up on delete. Memoised field cache avoids N+1. Registered in AppServiceProvider.
9 lightweight event classes (app/Events/FormBuilder/) as SerializesModels
containers — submission lifecycle signatures lock in for S2 services, no
listeners yet.
Factories for all models with Dutch fake data (fake('nl_NL')). FormSchema
factory uses defaultSubmissionMode(); FormField factory uses
recommendedValueStorageHint().
Tests: 9 new observer tests (all pass); full suite 910/910 (up from 901).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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