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Closes #13.

do-not-merge — depends on PR #86 (#45 + #83).

This branch is stacked on feature/issue-45-user-entity-extension
because the profile pages read / write User::$name, which doesn't
exist on develop yet. Once PR #86 lands, this PR is rebased onto
develop and the do-not-merge label is removed.

Description

Self-service profile UI:

• GET /profile (app_profile_show) — read-only summary of the
  signed-in user: display name + email + link to edit. Renders
  flash messages from a successful edit.
• GET|POST /profile/edit (app_profile_edit) — edit form for the
  name field, CSRF-protected via Symfony's csrf_token('profile-edit').
  Empty / whitespace-only names re-render the form with a 422 and a
  localised error; invalid CSRF tokens yield a 403.

Both routes gated by #[IsGranted('IS_AUTHENTICATED_FULLY')] at the
controller class level — anonymous visitors get a 302 to /login.

The mutation lives in a new
App\Security\UserManager::updateName(User, string): void. The
controller stays thin per project conventions.

Templates re-use the existing Form/Label, Form/TextInput,
Form/Button, and Eyebrow components — no new component families.
Localised strings land in the existing messages translation domain
under a new profile.* namespace.

Rescope of #13

The original #13 also mentioned "admin user list / manage". That
surface is now covered by #64 + #85 — this PR only delivers
the self-service profile work. The body of #13 was rescoped earlier
with the User management plan.

Screenshot of the result

n/a — UI matches the existing layout primitives (header, footer,
form components). Manual screenshot can be added on request.

Checklist

• My code is covered by test cases.
• My code passes our test (all our tests).
• My code passes our static analysis suite.
• My code passes our continuous integration process.

Additional comments or questions

Email is intentionally read-only. Changing it would mutate the
right-hand side of the address used for domain-scoped authorisation
in PR #87's voter — a user could "promote" themselves into a
different domain manager's scope just by editing their profile. If
email changes are ever needed they belong behind an explicit
"confirm via the new address" flow plus admin reapproval; out of
scope here.

No password change in this PR. Tracked as a separate concern (needs
symfony/mailer for the reset-link path) — not currently filed as
its own issue.

Details - AI specificities

• ADR: docs/adr/006-user-approval-and-account-state.md
  (Draft; lands via docs: add ADR 004 — user registration, approval, and account state #61).
• Stacked on PR feat(user): add name and status fields per ADR 006 (#45, #83) #86. Once that PR merges:
  1. Rebase this branch onto fresh develop.
  2. Remove the do-not-merge label.
  3. Drop the block reason from the body.
• No existing tests modified. The PR adds one new functional
  test file (tests/Integration/Controller/ProfileControllerTest.php)
  and one new service method (UserManager::updateName()); the
  method is exercised by the functional test rather than its own
  unit test, since the path is end-to-end and reads more cleanly
  that way.
• Out of scope:
  • Admin user-management view — that's PR 5 (feat: approval queue for domain managers #64 + feat: scoped user-management list view for admins and domain managers #85).
  • Password reset / change — separate work, not currently filed.
  • Org / kommune association on the profile — deferred per the
    plan (no User.organization FK in this milestone).
  • symfony/form — the project still doesn't ship it; manual form
    handling matches the existing login template.
• CSRF token name: profile-edit. The template renders it via
  {{ csrf_token('profile-edit') }}; the controller validates with
  $this->isCsrfTokenValid('profile-edit', …). Same intent name
  used by both sides — change in lockstep if renaming.