fix(security): rate-limit + validate POST /api/feedback (#96)

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Fixes #96.

Summary

Issue #96 reports that POST /api/feedback (landing/functions/api/feedback.ts) accepts arbitrary JSON with no authentication, rate limiting, or size caps, so a single script can spam the D1 feedback table and exhaust storage via oversized session_data.

This change keeps the endpoint anonymous (the stop-feedback.sh hook calls it from bash with no session) but closes the abuse vectors in the issue:

1. Per-IP rate limit via a new feedback_rate_limits table — fixed 1-hour buckets, 30 POST/hour per CF-Connecting-IP, 5/hour when the header is missing so a stripping proxy can't be used as a bypass. Responses carry X-RateLimit-Limit / X-RateLimit-Remaining + Retry-After. Old rows are swept lazily on ~1% of writes so the table stays bounded without a cron trigger.
2. Size caps on the full body (2 MiB), session_data (1 MiB, well below upload.ts's 50 MB path), and each short field (rating / pua_level / flavor ≤ 64 B, task_summary ≤ 2 KiB). Checked via TextEncoder byte length — JS .length over-counts CJK.
3. Type + range validation on every field. Non-integer or out-of-range numerics (negative, > 100 000) return 400 with the offending field name instead of being silently coerced to 0.
4. Content-Length above the body cap short-circuits to 413 before the body is read, so the Workers process never pays the cost of an oversize upload.

Why no CSRF tokens

CORS is * by design — the skill's bash hooks call the API from anywhere and no cookies are read, so CSRF protection would be cargo-culting. The concrete attacks in the issue (database abuse, storage exhaustion, data pollution) are all covered by rate limit + size caps.

Impact on existing callers

The real payload from hooks/stop-feedback.sh ({"rating":"...","pua_count":0,"flavor":"阿里","task_summary":"..."} plus the optional session_data from the sanitized JSONL session) fits comfortably inside every cap — a full session_data upload runs ≈ tens of KiB in practice, 4+ orders of magnitude under the 1 MiB cap. GET aggregate-stats path is unchanged.

Schema

New migration landing/migrations/0003_feedback_rate_limit.sql creates the rate-limit table (composite PK on (ip, window_start) so upserts land atomically under SQLite semantics).

Changes

• landing/functions/api/_ratelimit.ts (new) — D1-backed fixed-window limiter, lazy sweep.
• landing/functions/api/feedback.ts — rewritten validation path, preserves the GET fall-through for empty/stripped bodies (custom-domain quirk documented in upload.ts).
• landing/migrations/0003_feedback_rate_limit.sql (new).
• landing/functions/api/feedback.test.ts (new) — 20 tests.
• landing/src/test/setup.ts (new, 1 line) — vitest.config.ts already points here via setupFiles, so adding it fixes a latent config hole.

Test plan

All 20 tests green via npx vitest run (≈ 16 ms):

 ✓ functions/api/feedback.test.ts (20 tests)
     ✓ accepts a minimal valid body
     ✓ rejects missing rating
     ✓ rejects wrong types
     ✓ rejects arrays disguised as objects at handler level
     ✓ rejects oversize session_data (byte-length)
     ✓ rejects oversize task_summary
     ✓ enforces byte-length for CJK text
     ✓ rejects negative and out-of-range numerics
     ✓ accepts realistic hook payload
     ✓ inserts a valid feedback row and returns 200
     ✓ returns 400 for missing rating
     ✓ returns 400 for oversize session_data
     ✓ returns 413 when Content-Length exceeds MAX_BODY_BYTES
     ✓ returns 400 for invalid JSON
     ✓ returns 400 for arrays and non-objects
     ✓ rate-limits after RATE_LIMIT_PER_HOUR POSTs from same IP
     ✓ applies a stricter limit when CF-Connecting-IP is missing
     ✓ returns Retry-After on 429
     ✓ GET returns aggregate stats (legacy)
     ✓ OPTIONS preflight returns 204 with CORS headers
 Test Files  1 passed (1)
      Tests  20 passed (20)

Tests cover:

• validateFeedback (pure): minimal-valid body, missing rating, type mismatches, oversize session_data / task_summary, CJK byte-length enforcement (25× 好 = 75 B overruns a 16 B cap even though .length is 25), negative / non-integer / out-of-range numerics, realistic hook payload.
• onRequest vs an in-memory FakeDB: 200 path, 400 on bad body / missing rating / invalid JSON / arrays & non-objects, 413 on oversize Content-Length, rate-limit cap enforcement on the named-IP path (exactly 30 allowed, 3 extra blocked) and unknown-IP path (5 allowed), Retry-After + X-RateLimit-Limit headers on 429, GET aggregate stats preserved, OPTIONS preflight 204.

Before / after

Repro from issue #96 (spam loop with 50 KB session_data) before:

$ for i in $(seq 1 1000); do curl -s -X POST .../api/feedback ... ; done
# all 1000 succeed, 1000 rows inserted, ~50 MB stored

After:

# first request: 400 "session_data exceeds 1048576 bytes"
# or with smaller payload:
# requests 1-30: 200 {ok: true}
# request 31+: 429 {"error":"rate limit exceeded — try again later"}
#              Retry-After: 2837

Other gates

• npm run build — clean (tsc -b && vite build both succeed, bundle size unchanged).
• npm run lint on my three new/changed files — clean. The 7 remaining lint errors (_sanitize.ts:107:43, auth/github.ts:5:63, leaderboard.ts:124:9, etc.) are all pre-existing on files not touched here.

AI agent disclosure

Generated with Claude Code. Reviewer-check targets: rate-limit windowing math (fixed buckets, not sliding — deliberate trade-off documented in _ratelimit.ts), the Content-Length short-circuit (lying Content-Length is caught by the second-stage byte-length check), and the CF-Connecting-IP bypass mitigation.