Without a separator, UA='foobar'+AL='' and UA='foo'+AL='bar' produced the same
HMAC input, allowing a token fingerprint to match a different header split.
Fix: use '\x00' as separator between user_agent and accept_lang fields.
Regression test added: test_fgp_no_concatenation_collision (FGP-05).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- api/auth.py login + refresh call sites pass User-Agent and Accept-Language
headers to create_access_token (D-05 — fgp binding at token issuance)
- test_auth_fgp.py: promote all 4 xfail stubs to real assertions (FGP-01..04)
- conftest.py: add _TEST_USER_AGENT constant; configure async_client to send
consistent User-Agent; update auth_user/second_auth_user/admin_user fixtures
to bind fgp to _TEST_USER_AGENT so tokens validate correctly in tests
- test_auth_deps.py: import _TEST_USER_AGENT; update auth_client fixture and
all create_access_token calls to use the constant
- test_cloud.py: update _create_user_and_token to bind fgp to _TEST_USER_AGENT
- test_documents.py: update 3 inline create_access_token calls to pass user_agent
- test_security_headers.py: import _TEST_USER_AGENT; update headers_client +
token creation to use the constant
- Version bump: backend 0.1.2 → 0.1.3, frontend 0.1.2 → 0.1.3
- [Rule 1 - Bug] Fix httpx default User-Agent vs empty-string fgp mismatch in
test infrastructure: 10 tests were failing due to fgp check rejecting tokens
created with fgp="" when client sent "python-httpx/X.Y.Z"