token localstorage hardening security review

[cubap]

Gate 4.2 — Token/localStorage hardening ✅

Full audit of all localStorage usage across the interfaces repo, with three targeted fixes implemented on branch 402-token-localstorage-hardening-review.

Threat surface documented:

Key	Owner	Risk
userToken	api/TPEN.js	JWT in localStorage; XSS-accessible. Expiry checked on every read via checkExpired(). Primary mitigations applied below.
vault:*	js/vault.js	IIIF resources cached indefinitely. All data is open/public in RERUM — no cross-user privacy concern; cache intentionally preserved across user switches to avoid unnecessary network reloads.
tpen-drafts:{project}:{page}	components/transcription-block	Well-scoped already. No change needed.
annotationsState	interfaces/manage-columns	Unscoped flat key; now scoped with project ID.

Changes in this PR:

1. Token expiration UX (api/TPEN.js constructor) — previously expiry only added a .expired CSS class with no user notification. Now dispatches a tpen-toast error and calls TPEN.login() after 4 s, ensuring users are always redirected to log in again.

2. TPEN.getAuthorization() in TPEN 2.8 import flow (components/new-action.js) — replaced raw localStorage.getItem("userToken") with TPEN.getAuthorization(), which runs the expiry check before use. If the token is expired the handler redirects to login rather than proceeding with a stale token.

3. annotationsState key scoped with project ID (interfaces/manage-columns/index.js) — all five read/write/remove calls now use `annotationsState:${TPEN.screen.projectInQuery ?? 'unknown'}` to prevent any cross-project state bleed.

Residual risks noted for threat model (require TPEN3/services coordination):

• JWT still stored in localStorage (vs. HttpOnly cookie) — this is an architectural decision owned by the TPEN3 auth flow; mitigated here by expiry enforcement and expiration UX redirect.

[github-actions]

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[thehabes]

Added an extra guard for the projectID/pageID url variables. Also guarded against logout time and login function stacking.