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Tighten how the action history page scopes the pghistory events it aggregates, so it only serves rows the caller is already authorized for. Adds regression tests. No functional change for correctly-permissioned users.
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Hardening / consistency improvement to the audit history page.
The page aggregates audit events for whatever object you ask it about. This change tightens how it picks those events, so it only serves rows the caller is already authorized for. Two of the object types it handles could reach rows outside the caller's own products, and those are the two this narrows.
Adds regression tests for both, and keeps the existing behaviour for anyone who is correctly permissioned.