feat(ui-admin): require auth for all admin pages and fix header text …

[jasonmorais]

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• Wrap AppRoutes in RequireAuth with redirectPath=/login so all admin pages require authentication including the home page
• Update listing-operations and user-operations redirect paths from / to /login
• Remove redundant RequireAuth wrapper from messages route in app-routes.tsx
• Remove unused isAuthenticated prop from App component and its caller
• Fix admin header .brandName font-size from 1.1rem to 24px, add line-height: 32px, and update color to match canonical .logoText style

Summary by Sourcery

Enforce authentication across all admin routes and align the admin header branding styles with the canonical design.

Enhancements:

• Require authentication for all admin routes by wrapping the main AppRoutes tree in a shared RequireAuth component with a /login redirect.
• Simplify routing configuration by removing a redundant per-route RequireAuth wrapper on the messages route and the unused isAuthenticated prop from the App component and its container.
• Update admin header brandName typography and color to match the canonical logo text styling across viewports.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Wraps all admin routes (including the root) with a shared RequireAuth guard redirecting to /login, simplifies App component props/callers, removes a redundant inner auth wrapper from the messages route, and aligns the admin header brandName styling with the canonical logo text styles.

Sequence diagram for updated admin route authentication flow

sequenceDiagram
    actor AdminUser
    participant Browser
    participant App
    participant RequireAuth
    participant AppRoutes
    participant MessagesRoutes
    participant LoginPage as AdminLogin

    AdminUser->>Browser: Navigate to /messages
    Browser->>App: Load React app
    App->>RequireAuth: Render appSection with redirectPath /login
    RequireAuth->>RequireAuth: Check auth state
    alt not authenticated
        RequireAuth-->>Browser: Redirect to /login
        Browser->>LoginPage: Render AdminLogin
    else authenticated
        RequireAuth->>AppRoutes: Render child routes
        AppRoutes->>MessagesRoutes: Render messages/* route without inner guard
        MessagesRoutes-->>AdminUser: Show messages UI
    end

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Class diagram for updated admin routing and auth components

classDiagram
    class AppContainer {
      +AppContainer()
    }

    class App {
      +App()
    }

    class RequireAuth {
      +redirectPath string
      +children ReactNode
    }

    class AppRoutes {
      +AppRoutes()
    }

    class ListingOperationsRoutes {
      +ListingOperationsRoutes()
    }

    class UserOperationsRoutes {
      +UserOperationsRoutes()
    }

    class MessagesRoutes {
      +MessagesRoutes()
    }

    class AdminLogin {
      +AdminLogin()
    }

    class AuthRedirect {
      +AuthRedirect()
    }

    AppContainer --> App : renders
    App o--> RequireAuth : appSection
    App o--> RequireAuth : listingOperationsSection
    App o--> RequireAuth : userOperationsSection
    App --> AdminLogin : /login route
    App --> AuthRedirect : /auth-redirect route
    App --> AppRoutes : protected root routes
    App --> ListingOperationsRoutes : protected listing routes
    App --> UserOperationsRoutes : protected user routes

    AppRoutes --> MessagesRoutes : messages/* route without RequireAuth
    RequireAuth --> AppRoutes : children when authenticated
    RequireAuth --> ListingOperationsRoutes : children when authenticated
    RequireAuth --> UserOperationsRoutes : children when authenticated

    note for AppContainer "No longer passes isAuthenticated prop to App"
    note for App "Has no props; all routes now protected via top-level RequireAuth with redirectPath /login"

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Enforce authentication on all core admin routes via a shared RequireAuth wrapper and consistent redirect behavior.	Introduce a shared appSection that wraps AppRoutes in RequireAuth with redirectPath set to /login. Change the main /* route to render the new appSection instead of AppRoutes directly so the admin home page is protected. Update listing and user operations sections to use redirectPath=/login instead of redirecting to the root / path.	apps/ui-admin/src/app.tsx
Remove redundant/obsolete authentication wiring now that routing is wrapped at a higher level.	Delete the isAuthenticated prop from the App component signature and its interface. Update AppContainer to stop passing isAuthenticated into App, both for unauthenticated and authenticated cases. Remove the nested RequireAuth wrapper from the messages/* route since the parent App is now guarded.	apps/ui-admin/src/app.tsx apps/ui-admin/src/app.container.tsx packages/sthrift/ui-admin-route-root/src/app-routes.tsx
Adjust admin header brandName typography to match design system logo text styling across breakpoints.	Increase base .brandName font-size from 1.1rem to 24px, add line-height: 32px, and switch color to var(--color-primary). On narrow viewports, adjust .brandName font-size from 1rem to 20px to keep responsive sizing coherent.	packages/sthrift/ui-admin-route-shared/src/admin-header.module.css

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