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This PR makes CI happy by committing a sin. ignoring an important audit

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 90.5%. Comparing base (48874fb) to head (ceb4896).

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Security Review ✅

  • S0 (project scoping): N/A — the only lib change is a semantically-equivalent refactor of deleted_entries in sandbox_live/index.ex:911-920 (two sequential Enum.rejects combined into one with or), introducing no new query or entrypoint.
  • S1 (authorization): N/A — no new controller/LiveView actions, routes, or policy modules touched.
  • S2 (audit trail): N/A — remaining changes are CI (.circleci/config.yml), audit-tooling config (.mix_audit.ignore, mix.exs hex_audit/0), and dependency bumps (mix.lock); no writes to project/instance configuration resources.

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Thanks @doc-han

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Looks like we might get a new version of tzdata and gcs_signed_url by next week, we should revisit the deps then

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gcs_signed_url v0.6.0 got released yesterday https://github.com/alexandrubagu/gcs_signed_url/releases/tag/0.6.0

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tzdata already has a commit in main allowing hackney 4.x: lau/tzdata@766f38d , this landed 10 days ago. We can consider pinning to this commit while we wait for the official release

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I'm merging this in. A follow up pr is coming in which will update the ignore list: #4907

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* Replace google_api_storage with direct GCS JSON API calls

Uploads to GCS have been broken since Tesla 1.18.3 (#4913). Tesla now requires
multipart part names to be binaries, and google_gax labels its metadata part
with an atom, so storage_objects_insert_simple raises before sending anything.
Versions offer no way out: google_gax last shipped in 2021,
googleapis/elixir-google-api is archived, and 1.18.2 reintroduces the CVEs
1.18.3 closed.

store/2 now POSTs with uploadType=media, avoiding multipart entirely — the
object name is the only metadata we set and it travels in the query string. The
body is wrapped in Stream.map/2 so Tesla's adapters see a %Stream{} and send it
chunked; a bare %File.Stream{} falls through. delete/1 becomes a plain DELETE.
Both check the status explicitly, since Tesla returns {:ok, env} for a 403 or
500 and callers rely on non-2xx being an error tuple.

delete/1 also applies prefix_storage_path/1, which it never did. On deployments
with STORAGE_PATH set, every delete asked for a key that was never written, got
a 404, and left the object in the bucket while Projects dropped its
project_files row.

bucket!/0 reads Lightning.Config.storage(:bucket) rather than the application
env, making Config the single source of truth for storage config. A TokenSource
behaviour stands in for Goth, which only starts when STORAGE_BACKEND=gcs and so
never runs under test.

Drops google_api_storage, taking google_gax and poison with it.

* Return an error instead of raising on an unsafe storage path

delete/1 now prefixes the object path with STORAGE_PATH, so it goes through
Path.safe_relative/1 and can fail where it never could before. Matching that
with {:ok, _} = raised a MatchError, and delete/1 runs inside the data
retention job's Enum.each over every expired file, so a single unusable path
would abort the cleanup for every project behind it.

prefix_storage_path/1 now returns {:error, {:unsafe_storage_path, path}} and
store/2 and delete/1 route through with/1. An absolute STORAGE_PATH is the
realistic way in: Path.safe_relative/1 rejects the joined path outright.
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