feat(01-03): Prisma tenant middleware, PostgreSQL RLS, and isolation tests

- Create src/lib/prisma-tenant.ts:
  - withTenantContext(tenantId) / createTenantPrisma — Prisma $extends client
  - Intercepts findMany, findFirst, findUnique, create, createMany, update,
    updateMany, delete, deleteMany, upsert, count, aggregate, groupBy on User
  - Auto-injects tenantId filter on all reads, writes, and deletes
  - setTenantRLS() helper for explicit RLS enforcement in transactions
  - TENANT_SCOPED_MODELS constant for future extensibility
- Create prisma/migrations/20260304104214_initial_schema — baseline migration
  capturing schema created by initial db push
- Create prisma/migrations/20260304104245_add_rls_policies:
  - ALTER TABLE User ENABLE ROW LEVEL SECURITY
  - CREATE POLICY tenant_isolation_user USING app.current_tenant_id session var
  - Defense-in-depth architecture comments explaining primary vs secondary enforcement
- Create src/lib/__tests__/tenant-isolation.test.ts (6 tests, all passing):
  - Test 1: Tenant A context returns only Tenant A's users (zero from B)
  - Test 2: Tenant B context returns only Tenant B's users (zero from A)
  - Test 3: create() auto-sets tenantId, invisible to other tenant
  - Test 4: findUnique by Tenant B's ID under Tenant A context returns null
  - Additional: findFirst cross-tenant blocked, count() is tenant-scoped

prisma/migrations/20260304104245_add_rls_policies/migration.sql

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+-- =============================================================================
+-- PostgreSQL Row-Level Security (RLS) Policies
+-- Defense-in-depth tenant isolation for NetForge
+-- =============================================================================
+--
+-- ARCHITECTURE NOTE:
+-- The primary multi-tenancy enforcement is at the application layer via
+-- Prisma query extensions in src/lib/prisma-tenant.ts (withTenantContext).
+--
+-- RLS policies here serve as DEFENSE-IN-DEPTH:
+-- - They catch bugs where application code bypasses the Prisma middleware
+-- - They provide an independent enforcement layer at the database level
+-- - They document data isolation intent in the database schema itself
+--
+-- IMPORTANT: The Prisma client connects as the database OWNER, which by
+-- default bypasses RLS (PostgreSQL superusers and table owners bypass RLS
+-- unless FORCE ROW LEVEL SECURITY is set on the table). This means these
+-- policies will NOT block queries from the standard Prisma client unless
+-- FORCE ROW LEVEL SECURITY is enabled, or a non-owner role is used.
+--
+-- To enforce RLS for a query, use setTenantRLS() from src/lib/prisma-tenant.ts
+-- within a transaction before executing queries. This sets the session variable
+-- app.current_tenant_id which the policy USING clause reads.
+-- =============================================================================
+
+-- Enable RLS on the User table
+ALTER TABLE "User" ENABLE ROW LEVEL SECURITY;
+
+-- Policy: tenant_isolation_user
+-- Restricts access to rows matching the current tenant context.
+-- The app.current_tenant_id session variable is set by setTenantRLS().
+-- When no tenant context is set (super-admin operations), all rows are visible.
+CREATE POLICY tenant_isolation_user ON "User"
+  USING (
+    "tenantId" = current_setting('app.current_tenant_id', true)::text
+    OR current_setting('app.current_tenant_id', true) IS NULL
+    OR current_setting('app.current_tenant_id', true) = ''
+  )
+  WITH CHECK (
+    "tenantId" = current_setting('app.current_tenant_id', true)::text
+  );