Central Authorization tool

I finished writing the docfiles. I have used AI tab complete for it (so not reasoning models but the built in tab complete AI) as I was too lazy to write everything myself, I have however read over everything and changed wrong information. I have spoken with some other people which said it was too long (as the AI usually does) so I reworked them to be smaller or one line docfiles depending on the code so the docfile would be shorter to read than to decode the code. I have also fixed some small issues/overlooks in my original code, like not using the softlockchecker for deleting an user and not having superadmins (people that do not have to follow hierarchy and location rules).

Please note, it did not take me 7 hours to do this, but somehow some of my progress was wiped meaning I have done some work double. both registry_resource.py and user_resource.py got reverted or wiped completely. I am a little bit pissed this happened and if this is shipped I do not mind ~5-8 hours being removed from my time I worked on this as this bs aint necisary and is taking way too damn long.

I have finished testing part 2 of the security update (added hierarch)
Currently working on docstrings so it becomes a little more readable in the future when I want to add some more stuff/ make some little changes. Currently also doing this as I do not know what could be nice for my project to have as QoL or some security features that would be handy. After being done with the docstrings and the wiki I think this project is basically done, not sure though, depends on security flaws/QoL/features that are handy/wanted for the project. Wanted would be me lol, nobody gonna see my project anyways, but still

So, I created hierarchy but I am still testing if it fully works and implementing it for certain parts. It should work but debugging has taken up a lot of time so it probably still has some flaws. (Bc every fix ofc brings in more bugs than it fixes lol)

I have worked on security. Right now (latest release) an auth token needs be sent with every request (token must be sent in the headers; exception to the rule is creating an auth token). And I am still working on part 2 of the update. I already have “validate_actions()” (unimplemented) which will validate if someone is allowed to do that specific thing and to whom (to whom for post requests). But that will all be covered next update/devlog.
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