feat: replace in_namespace relation with ownership-based namespace membership
Remove the in_namespace edge relation. A node now belongs to a namespace if that namespace has has_ownership on it. This simplifies the model: namespace membership is determined by the ownership chain rather than a separate relation type. Changes: - Remove RelInNamespace constant - Add Namespace fields to AddInput, UpdateInput, and ListFilter - Update Add() to resolve namespace from input and assign it as owner - Update List() to filter by namespace ownership instead of in_namespace edges - Update() can now transfer nodes between namespaces via ownership transfer - Remove in_namespace self-references from ensureNamespace/ensureGlobalNamespace The ownership chain now fully describes both permissions and namespace membership, reducing redundancy. All tests pass with the new model. Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -168,10 +168,6 @@ func TestNamespaceExplicitCreate(t *testing.T) {
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nsNode := env.parseNode(env.mustAx("add", "myworkspace", "--type", "namespace", "--json"))
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if !nsNode.HasRelation("in_namespace", nsNode.ID) {
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t.Errorf("expected namespace to have in_namespace pointing to itself, got relations: %v", nsNode.Relations)
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}
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users := env.parseNodes(env.mustAx("list", "--type", "user", "--json"))
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var userNode *NodeResponse
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for i := range users {
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