Add one-time administrator claims#2001
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Summary
admincredentialSecurity contract
The claim endpoint is capability-authenticated and never accepts API bearer credentials. It transfers the persistent administrator credential; it does not claim to create a one-time browser session. Claim-root rotation preserves retained capabilities, while admin-root mismatch blocks provisioning/redemption until the matching root is restored.
Verification
npm run test:cloudflare-runtime(25 provisioning/claim tests plus existing runtime suites)npm run test:cloudflare-wordpress-authnpm run cloudflare:dry-runnpm run cloudflare:dry-run:d1git diff --check origin/main...HEADFixes #1971
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gpt-5.6-solwas used through OpenCode to draft the implementation and tests and perform iterative adversarial reviews of capability leakage, concurrent consumption, lifecycle recovery, expiry, and secret rotation. Chris Huber reviewed the resulting behavior, verification evidence, and commit.