fix(authz): aligner la suppression d equipe, sans elargir l acces

SEC-AUTHZ-006. delete_team etait la seule des dix operations d'equipe
gardee par la capacite globale can_manage_teams() ; les neuf autres passent
par can_manage_this_org_team(team). Le constat avait raison sur
l'incoherence et tort sur le correctif.

Appliquer sa recommandation telle quelle -- remplacer par la verification
par objet -- ELARGIT l'acces. Coach repond False a la capacite globale et
True pour ses propres equipes : la substitution donnait donc a chaque coach
le pouvoir de supprimer l'equipe qu'il entraine, avec ses notes d'equipe et
son historique de matchs. Le constat raisonnait sur Manager, ou les deux
repondent True, et a manque le role ou elles divergent.

Les deux sont donc exigees. Le comportement d'aujourd'hui est preserve a
l'identique (administrateurs et gerants oui, coachs non) et la dette que le
constat visait est bien fermee : le jour ou Manager.can_manage_this_org_team
sera resserre -- ce qui est souhaitable -- la suppression se resserrera avec
lui au lieu de rester la seule porte ouverte.

C'est la quatrieme recommandation d'audit qu'il faut corriger avant de
l'appliquer. Le test qui l'epingle echoue si quelqu'un refait la
simplification : verifie par mutation.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>

app/routes/teams.py

@@ -223,12 +223,30 @@ def edit_team(team_id):
 @teams_bp.route('/<int:team_id>/delete', methods=['POST'])
 @login_required
 def delete_team(team_id):
-    """Delete an organization team."""
+    """Delete an organization team.
-    if not current_user.can_manage_teams():
+
+    Two checks, not one, and not the one the audit recommended (SEC-AUTHZ-006).
+
+    The constat was right about the inconsistency: this was the only team
+    operation guarded by the global `can_manage_teams()` while the other
+    nine use `can_manage_this_org_team(team)`. It was wrong about the fix.
+    Simply swapping to the per-object check **widens** access — `Coach`
+    returns False for the global capability and True for its own teams, so
+    the swap would hand every coach the power to delete the team they coach,
+    along with its notes and its match history. The constat reasoned about
+    `Manager`, where both return True, and missed the role where they differ.
+
+    Requiring both preserves today's behaviour exactly (admins and managers
+    yes, coaches no) and still closes the debt the constat was about: the
+    day `Manager.can_manage_this_org_team` is narrowed — which it should be —
+    deletion narrows with it instead of staying the one way in.
+    """
+    team = OrgTeam.query.get_or_404(team_id)
+
+    if not (current_user.can_manage_teams() and current_user.can_manage_this_org_team(team)):
         flash(_('You do not have permission to delete teams.'), 'danger')
         return redirect(url_for('teams.list_teams'))
 
-    team = OrgTeam.query.get_or_404(team_id)
     name = team.name
 
     # One transaction. This used to commit three times, so a failure at the

tests/test_authorization.py

@@ -414,3 +414,71 @@ class TestCorsPolicy:
         )
 
         assert response.headers.get('Access-Control-Allow-Origin') == 'https://trusted.test'
+
+
+class TestTeamDeletionGuard:
+    """SEC-AUTHZ-006 — the one team operation guarded differently.
+
+    `delete_team` used the global `can_manage_teams()` while the other nine
+    team operations use `can_manage_this_org_team(team)`. The constat asked
+    for a straight swap; a straight swap would have handed every coach the
+    power to delete the team they coach, because `Coach` answers False to
+    the first and True to the second. It now requires both, which keeps
+    today's answers and narrows automatically if the per-object rule is ever
+    tightened.
+
+    These tests are what stops the "simplification" from being reapplied.
+    """
+
+    @pytest.fixture
+    def org_team(self, app, make_user):
+        from app.models import OrgTeam
+
+        admin_id = make_user('admin')
+        coach_id = make_user('coach')
+        with app.app_context():
+            team = OrgTeam(name='Varsity', created_by=admin_id, coach_id=coach_id)
+            db.session.add(team)
+            db.session.commit()
+            return team.id, coach_id
+
+    def test_a_coach_cannot_delete_the_team_they_coach(self, app, client, org_team, login):
+        """The regression a straight swap would have introduced."""
+        from app.models import OrgTeam
+
+        team_id, coach_id = org_team
+        with app.app_context():
+            username = db.session.get(User, coach_id).username
+        login(username)
+
+        response = client.post(f'/teams/{team_id}/delete', follow_redirects=False)
+
+        assert response.status_code < 500
+        with app.app_context():
+            assert db.session.get(OrgTeam, team_id) is not None, (
+                'a coach deleted an organisation team, its notes and its match history'
+            )
+
+    def test_a_manager_still_can(self, app, client, org_team, as_role):
+        """The premise. Without it the test above passes against a route
+        that refuses everyone."""
+        from app.models import OrgTeam
+
+        team_id, _coach_id = org_team
+        as_role('manager')
+
+        client.post(f'/teams/{team_id}/delete', follow_redirects=False)
+
+        with app.app_context():
+            assert db.session.get(OrgTeam, team_id) is None
+
+    def test_a_player_cannot(self, app, client, org_team, as_role):
+        from app.models import OrgTeam
+
+        team_id, _coach_id = org_team
+        as_role('player')
+
+        client.post(f'/teams/{team_id}/delete', follow_redirects=False)
+
+        with app.app_context():
+            assert db.session.get(OrgTeam, team_id) is not None