JwtStrategy read `role` straight from the JWT payload, so a role change
or deactivation stayed ineffective until the 1h access token expired:
after a promotion the menus showed (via /users/me) but admin endpoints
returned 403 because RolesGuard still saw the old token role; after a
demotion the old admin kept API access. Load the user from the DB in
validate() and use the current role; reject inactive users.
Frontend: poll /users/me in the dashboard layout (+ on window focus) so
the sidebar reflects role changes without a hard reload, and redirect
away from pages the new role can no longer reach.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Let super admins act as a user from the user detail dashboard for
support/debugging ("full with guardrails", audit-only).
Backend: AuthService.impersonate issues a short-lived token for the
target carrying an `act` claim (acting admin); refresh preserves it and
JwtStrategy surfaces `impersonatedBy`. Guardrails: cannot impersonate an
admin or a deactivated account; new ImpersonationGuard blocks sensitive
self-service (change own password/phone) while impersonating. New
AuditLog entity records impersonation start/stop (admin, target, ip,
time); admin endpoints POST users/:id/impersonate + .../impersonation/
stop and GET users/:id/audit.
Frontend: lib/impersonation swaps admin/impersonation tokens in
localStorage; persistent banner with exit; "Login as user" button and an
"Admin access log" tab on the detail page; logout clears impersonation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>