feat(auth): implement session-based token management with revocation support

Add Session model, SessionService, and SessionRepository to track user login
sessions and enable token revocation on auth-critical events.

- Introduce explicit TokenType (access/refresh) in JWT claims to prevent
  refresh token misuse via access token endpoints
- Add SessionID field to JWT claims, enabling stateless JWT validation
  against revoked sessions
- Replace legacy Auth middleware with RequireAuth/OptionalAuth pipeline
  that validates token type, account status, and session validity
- Implement session revocation on password change, reset, user ban/inactive,
  and explicit logout
- Add Principal cache with active invalidation for banned/role-changed users
- Fix IDOR vulnerability: GetMessagesByCursor now validates currentUserID
  is conversation participant via GetParticipantStrict
- Add group member visibility checks: announcements, group info, member list
  now require group membership
- Simplify Casbin policy: remove g grouping, use r.sub == p.sub matcher
  with globMatch; user_roles table is single source of truth for roles
- Add migration logic to clean legacy casbin g rules and migrate old p rules
  from path-style to admin/<domain> resource naming

internal/handler/ws_handler.go

@@ -125,7 +125,8 @@ func (h *WSHandler) HandleWebSocket(c *gin.Context) {
 		return
 	}
 
-	claims, err := h.jwtService.ParseToken(token)
+	// 仅接受 access token，防止 refresh token 通过 WebSocket 入口绕过限制。
+	claims, err := h.jwtService.ParseAccessToken(token)
 	if err != nil {
 		response.Unauthorized(c, "invalid token")
 		return