fix(den): validate TypeIDs and refine OpenAPI docs#1376
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Use the shared TypeID utility in den-api request and response schemas so invalid IDs are rejected consistently and Swagger documents the expected prefixes. Keep the API docs aligned with the live validation rules used by the app.
Hide internal and sensitive Den routes from Swagger so the published docs stay focused on public workflows. Clarify route tags and permission descriptions so ownership and workspace-admin requirements are easier to understand.
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pnpm dev:web-local, including API key read/delete and member invitation create/cancel through the web UITesting